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Let’s have a chat about gameplay length in Triple-A titles
With the release of The Order 1886 coming up, and the semi-furor about the length of the game kicking up this past week, the BG team had a little chat about the subject. And it’s not nearly as cut and dry as you might think.
PIX THE CAT: INTERVIEW WITH GAME DESIGNER NADIM HADDAD OF PASTAGAMES
WRITER’S NOTE: A few corrections have been applied at the request of Pastagames.
RPG CLICKER: INTERVIEW WITH EPIC PIXEL’S NICK SHA
RPG Clicker is a unique roleplaying game for the mobile platform developed by Epic Pixel. It was released on November 7 2014.
PEWFELL IN DRAIN OF CHAOS: INTERVIEW WITH CHUCK WHELON
Pewfell in Drain of Chaos is the long-time comic created by illustrator Chuck Whelon, and was a project he started back in the 1990’s. While the comic itself has been completed, the project was recently revived to launch as a Kickstarter campaign, so it could be turned into a book…
METAL RENDITIONS OF VIDEO GAME MUSIC: INTERVIEW WITH MUSICIAN DANIEL LAMBIE
As we have seen so far video games have inspired many individuals to get creative, and embark on their own personal projects that showcase their talent. Daniel Lambie is a professional musician but he is also known for his powerful metal renditions of many video game titles. Daniel Lambie…
Dungeon Master’s Guide (Book) Review
“Everything a Dungeon Master needs to weave legendary stories for the world’s greatest role playing game.”
SEVEN KINGDOMS- THE PRINCESS PROBLEM: AN INSIDE LOOK WITH ALY THOMPSON
On December 21st 2014, Azalyne Studios released the demo of their first official game Seven Kingdoms: The Princess Problem. In addition to getting an inside look at the game through this interview we also get to learn about the creator Aly Thompson, and the history of Azalyne Studios.
DISCOVERY CHANNEL’S BIG GIANT SWORDS: INTERVIEW WITH MICHAEL CRAUGHWELL
Video games are a great past time because they can offer players entertainment, storylines, relatable characters, and even inspire them to build the weapons from those video games.
Gaze into BG’s crystal ball and behold our predictions for 2015!
Video games had a big year in 2014. Gamergate, failed launches, and exciting new games made this past year one to remember, and the new year of 2015 is starting to take shape as another exciting 12 months.
HUB IT Sync & Charge Station (Hardware) Review
Ah, electronics. They are so very wonderful – and their cords are such a pain in the butt.
Looking back – BrutalGamer’s favorite stories from 2014
And now, our obligatory look back at our favorite gaming memories and our thoughts on the biggest gaming stories of 2014.
Tis the season for BG’s Holiday memories
The Holiday Season means lots of different things to just about everybody, but here at BG most of our best memories come from one of our favorite hobbies.
ELEGY FOR A DEAD WORLD: INTERVIEW WITH ZIBA SCOTT
On Wednesday December 10 2014 indie game developers Popcannibal and Dejobaan Games, released Elegy for a Dead World on Steam. Since its release the game has been positively received among the gaming community. Synopsis courtesy of Ziba Scott: Elegy for a Dead World is a colourful side-scroller adventure game about…
ROCKET ROBINSON AND THE PHAROH’S FORTUNE: AN INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR SEAN O’NEILL
Rocket Robinson and the Pharaoh’s Fortune takes place in 1933 and stars Rocket Robinson a 12- year- old boy who comes to Cairo Egypt with his father, who works for the U.S. State Department. Rocket Robinson’s only friend is his pet monkey Screech. The two of them come across a…
