Never Gone shakes up the iOS gameplay Never Gone attempts to bring some real style to the iOS gameplay. Personally I think Hippie Games accomplished their goal stunningly. With gameplay reminiscent of Devil May Cry, few can be disappointed with the way this game plays. Dawn and his ancient weapons …
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Valiant Entertainment’s Eternal Warrior has been around since the early 1990s. Debuting in 1992’s Solar: Man of the atom #10, Gilad Anni-Padda (the Eternal Warrior) proceeded to get a 50 issue comic series from 1992 until 1996. Fast forward 20 years, Wrath of the Eternal Warrior attempts to successfully relaunch the series within the modern …
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On the surface, the first issue of Lady Killer 2 is an action-fest featuring a femme-fatale that keeps readers entertained with its violent sequences and the promise of mystery. Hidden behind the brutal murders, writer Joelle Jones plants a seed for readers patient enough to see it grow.
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Get ready for some sleepless nights as Daydreamer finally, kind of, arrives on consoles. On July 12th, the Roland Studios developed game lands on the PS4 for its full release. Unfortunately, Xbox One owners must search elsewhere to satisfy their 2-D horror needs since Daydreamer is officially PS4 console exclusive. The game will be published by Atlus. …
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Who knew that feelings would take us so far? “Negative Space” is a new series brilliantly penned by Ryan K Lindsay with wonderful artwork done by Owen Gieni and released by Dark Horse Comics. What if I were to tell you that our feelings were something of a commodity? What …
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What is Prog.1? Platformers are one of the oldest types of games that exist, as well as the most iconic. Ever since Mario debuted on the NES in 1985, platforms have been part of the face of gaming. Hundreds if not thousands of platformers have been created over the years, …
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Borrowed Elements and a Classic Era Make for a Sci-Fi Horror Masterpiece When I first began to read “The Steam Man” from Dark Horse Comics, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Usually, when I get these comics I tend to just go off the name alone and see if it …
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Some games market themselves as a challenge. They taunt the gamer, daring them to step into their world and attempt to survive. The greats, like Dark Soul, pride themselves on providing a grueling but fair trial by fire. Others, like Battletoads, become notorious due to a lack of the latter. So, where …
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Harrowing Tales await… Fafrhd and the Grey Mouser!!! I will be the first to admit that I was a bit apprehensive when I received a copy of “Fafhrd and The Grey Mouser: The Cloud of Hate and Other Stories.” Apprehensive because I knew that the art would be dated and …
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Dark Horse’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer series continues with the penultimate volume for Season 10. Entitled In Pieces on the Ground, Vol. 4 spans # 21 – 25. As a huge fan of Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer (and Angel), it took me quite awhile to warm up to the post-show comics. Although the …
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Prometheus #2 does a number of strong things to make the reader interested from the very beginning, and keep them hooked through the end of the book and beyond. Now, full disclosure here: I have never been a huge fan of Alien or Predator, but reading through the second part of …
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Alternate Future: Shadowman has an interesting premise. Set in 4001, nearly 2000 years into the future, a human city has a symbiotic relationship with a stranded deadside city. Basically, the deadside are demons who once tried to invade earth from an alternate dimension. Now, every season, three human orphans are …
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Life Goes On: Done to Death – One quirky playthrough! Recently I was given the opportunity to travel in the company of Baron Joseph, Inquisitor Vinnie Caldwell PhD and a host of others in this unique little world. Wanting to live forever, a mighty king sends his army of knights …
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Spiritual Successor or Abomination to the Blue Bomber? I understand that my header there sounds extreme or dramatic but it is not without just cause. First, I want to establish a little history of myself I have been an avid Mega Man fan since the original dropped in 1987. While …
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Do 8.0 mm of gripped rubber really make you a better Destiny player? Apparently, it really does. At least, in my experience with them I feel that it did. As it is, I maintain a pretty high accuracy when I play FPS’, but when playing Destiny with these bad boys, I …
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Predators and Aliens and Dredds – oh my!
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