Drawkanoid is a new PC game that tries to eliminate the frustration that comes with single player Pong clones: the waiting in-between shots, the tedium that comes with trying to nail those…
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VIDEOCAST – Monster Hunter World: Iceborne (PC)
Although the Iceborne expansion has been available on console for a little while now, it recently released on PC. Gillman, a mega Monster Hunter fan, is super excited for this added content…
VIDEOCAST – The Pit: Infinity (PC)
Released towards the end of 2019, The Pit: Infinity is a FPS roguelike with co-op multiplayer options. Gillman hates this game while I try to give it a chance. Then I get…
VIDEOCAST – Vladimir Putin Style (PC)
One of the dumbest games ever created, Vladimir Putin Style is a purposely bad puzzle game that can be completed in about 10 minutes. Not only that, most Steam achievements can be…
VIDEOCAST – House of Golf (Switch)
House of Golf is a Switch eShop exclusive. Instead of putting around a mini golf course, the player putts through holes in home environments. It actually plays a bit like pool and…
REVIEW – PING REDUX (Xbox One) with stream
Positioned as a sibling game to PING 1.5, PING REDUX is a one part puzzle game and one part Arkanoid. Unlike the numerous Break-Out/Brickles clones out there, the goal isn’t to make…
VIDEOCAST – GPD XD Plus (hardware) demonstration
The GPD XD Plus is a dream come true for gaming nerds. With access to the Google Play Store and a ton of apps, this is one powerful handheld gaming device capable…
REVIEW – Bus Simulator (Xbox One) with Stream
Simulation games are out of control as there is basically a simulator for everything nowadays. Whether you are cleaning up a spaceship after a demon fight, trying to fix a broken car,…
VIDEOCAST – Die Young (PC)
Die Young is an open world survival game in which you play as a girl that has been stranded on an island. Waking up at the bottom of a well, the player…
VIDEOCAST – Metal Wolf Chaos XD
Released for the original Xbox many years ago, Metal Wolf Chaos is one of those titles that American audiences heard about but was never able to play. Luckily, FromSoftware deemed it worthy…