Indie Game Interview: Collapsus

Casey here with another interview from The GDEX 2018 Expo.  I’m with Mark from Wraith Games.  This game is Collapsus.  Tell us about your unique Cube-Crushing title.

Mark: We’ve got a Puzzle Game here where you actually break blocks instead of swapping them. Continue reading “Indie Game Interview: Collapsus”

Neighborhorde Review: Friendship Party

Real Talk By: KJ

Fermenter Games gives us a title designed to keep people unified.  Here I am playing as a Duck, throwing basketballs at Ninjas.  Welcome to the world of Neighborhorde.  It’s all about The 4-Player Experience.  Huddling-up is actually rewarded.  Players who fight inside the “Friendzone” will have a higher success rate.  Face off against some truly insane enemy types.
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The Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ Review: An Isaac to the Past

Real Talk By Zombie Zac

Nintendo’s launch has been dominated by all things Zelda, but that’s not the only game worth playing on the new hybrid system; The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth + is the definitive version of the 2011 classic and feels right at home on Switch. I know what you’re thinking, yes you can play versions of this game on pretty much every platform, what’s the big deal? Continue reading “The Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ Review: An Isaac to the Past”

Inside Review: A Return to Form

Real Talk By: Haggy

Inside, the latest game by Playdead, is the spiritual successor to Limbo.  Like the previous title, Inside features a boy trying to get through a dark, creepy world while solving simplistic puzzles in a visually stunning and outrageously well-animated fashion.  I’d almost call this Limbo II, if it wasn’t for the fact that they’ve not only added color, but added a far better sense of depth and three dimensions.
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Ohio Game Developer Expo 2014: The Aftermath

So the Ohio Game Developer Expo 2014 was an absolute blast. Here are some awesome pictures from the event.

We were placed right between the entrance, and exit. Awesome Gamers grabbed our flyers and wristbands. The Play Legit Zone featured a Playstation 3 that people could play while hanging-out with us. Games on tap were: Virtua Fighter 5, Bloody Roar 2 (The Kids loved this one), SoulEdge, Star Wars: Masters of Teräs Käsi (for the sake of comedy), King of Fighters 96, One Piece: Pirate Warriors 2, and DiveKick. Montage stuff played on the other screen. This Included A big Photo Gallery (Featuring every single person from the site) Mario Kart 8 Highlights, and a pure video montage featuring review clips from Trucker Ninja, T42 and I. Some Just Dance 2015 footage Mo Chocolate recorded at Comic-Con, and HecG breaking down The Forza Horizon 2 demo.

Folks scanned our homepage QR Codes too. J. Valdez would hold it down on day two with his picture-taking abilities. There were a lot of unique titles that came out of this year’s expo. We will be discussing our highlight picks very soon. As Valdez pointed out, there is a lot of local talent emerging from this state, and the surrounding ones as well. Gaming is a global affair. It’s only getting bigger from here.

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