When we left off, Killer Frost was being approached by Savitar, and Flash had run to the future to learn how to stop him. Let’s see what happens in The Flash I Know Who You Are.
Read More »Thimbleweed Park (PC) Review
After spending about 11 hours in Thimbleweed Park I can say that genre-vets Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick have hit the nail that is the point-and-click adventure genre right on the head once again. Full of witty humor, strange characters, and clever puzzles, Thimbleweed Park is going to thrill …
Read More »Little Nightmares (Xbox One) Review
Little Nightmares is a little game. The main character is little. The world is little. And the story is little. Big things come in small packages. This abstract horror puzzle platformer has some of the most satisfying game play I can remember in a platformer. There isn’t a ton of …
Read More »Brutally Honest Podcast 24: Get Trapped!
In the dark age of 201X, who could ever have imagined that Night Trap would be getting a new release? We sure didn’t, but here it comes! Erich, Jason, Rick and Dylan chat about the newest and best (worst?) news from the previous week. A Night Trap remaster! Prey! Call …
Read More »Guardians of the Galaxy – Ep 1 – Tangled Up In Blue (PC) Review
Whether you plan to see the motion picture or not, you are in a treat with TellTale Games’ Guardians of the Galaxy. Take control of the Milano with Drax, Gamora, Rocket Raccoon, Groot & Star-Lord in their adventures. Check out Guardians of the Galaxy – Ep 1 – Tangled Up …
Read More »Predator: Hunters #1 (Comic) Review
The hunt looms in the first issue of “Predator: Hunters,” introducing characters and a plot which carry good potential. Story The story begins with three men fleeing from a Predator in the jungle. Two are killed, but one manages to reach a waterfall and jump off before it can cut him …
Read More »911 Responder (PC) Review
911 Operator (PC) Review What started as a small Kickstarter campaign with a goal of nine thousand Canadian Dollars ended with nearly two thousand backers pledging nearly four times as much. What does such a successful Kickstarter give you? You play the role of an emergency dispatcher, making sure that …
Read More »Forts (PC) Review
Forts is a physics based, 2d, real time strategy where the aim is to build a fort any way you see fit. Then blow each other to tiny pieces. It made me think of worms and Bridge Constructor. But instead of a bridge it’s a tower of death and destruction. …
Read More »Little Nightmares is Now Available for Download
The newest game from publisher Bandai Namco and Tarsier Studios, Little Nightmares, is officially available for download. The game follows heroine, Six, as she journeys into the Maw in an effort to escape from the darkness and the monsters that lurk within. Six only has her wits, a lighter and …
Read More »Banjo-Kazooie (Nintendo 64) Retro Review
Banjo-Kazooie sticks out in a lot of people’s minds as a classic game not only of the three dimensional platforming genre, but as a classic game in its own right, standing right alongside the likes of Zelda and Metal Gear Solid. Does it deserve that place in gamers’ hearts and …
Read More »The Flash The Once And Future Flash S3 E19 (TV) Review
When we left off, Caitlin was on the verge of dying, when Julian removed her protective amulet to save her life – at the risk of unleashing Killer Frost. Let’s see what happens in Flash The Once And Future Flash.
Read More »X-O Manowar #2 (Comic) Review
The second issue of the new Manowar run picks up immediately where the first one dropped off. The second book is full of action and brutality. We learn a tad more about the new world Aric is on, and learn more about the villains and heroes of this new universe, …
Read More »The Walking Dead A New Frontier – Episode 4 – Thicker Than Water (PC) Review
Telltale springs up and shocks us all again. But not with a life or death decision of a character. Or something that’ll change the whole events of the game. No, they said they was going to release an episode on a certain day, and it was. So this time only …
Read More »Yooka-Laylee (PS4) Review
When Yooka-Laylee was announced as a spiritual successor to Banjo-Kazooie, I knew I wanted it. I didn’t realize, just how close of a successor the eventual game would end up being. Yooka-Laylee is at times beautiful, expansive and charming. There are other times, however, when the game has strong quirks …
Read More »Brutally Honest Podcast 23: Too Many Trailers?
We have a trim cast this week! Erich, Jason and Nadia had a lot to talk about. They dig into Call of Duty, Code Vein, The Surge, Professor Layton, Playstation, StarCraft and much much more. We also dig into some free discussion. Has Injustice 2 gotten too many trailers? In …
Read More »Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes (Trade Paperback) Review
To people who know me at all, hearing about Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes as a comic series came as no surprise as nearly the most exciting news a comic crossover could bring about. The trade paperback, which collects five issues of this glorious crossover, is set to …
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