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The Attic: 2016 Horror Game of the Year
Welcome to The Attic, and our first annual Horror Game of the Year edition! Recently as I sat playing Resident Evil 7, I found myself thinking that I’m already pretty certain this is going to be my favorite horror game
Nintendo Switch: My Wants Vs. My Expectations
With Nintendo’s live event a little less than a day away, everyone tuning in will most likely be looking for more chunks of information about the Nintendo Switch. Since last October, anyone who saw and was intrigued by the Nintendo
The Attic: Left Alone Review
Welcome to The Attic, will you save your friends? Left Alone is the latest horror Steam discovery I have made, and I am so glad I gave it a shot. Made by indie developer Volumetric Games, with a team of
No Man’s Sky: First Impressions
Well, the day finally came! No Man’s Sky was officially released on PS4 this past Tuesday, and to say I was excited would be the understatement of the century. I first heard about this game’s general concept about three years
Point Streak Podcast: Voice Acting
Point Streak presents a full-throated discussion on a long overdue subject – we dedicate this podcast to Voice Acting in gaming. How far we’ve come from basic digital effects to games with hours of spoken dialogue now being the norm. Listen in as
Top 5 Franchises That Have Had Enough Sequels
Like Hollywood, the video game industry seems to rely heavily on sequels and remakes. One of the things that bother me about the current industry (besides unreliable journalism) is that we have seen so many sequels, prequels, spin-offs and remakes
Koobismo Interview: Game Connoisseur
For folks who haven’t been to your site, could you describe what it’s all about? It’s been a few things over the past two years, though primarily a publication venue for the Marauder Shields series, an ongoing webcomic offering an
Behind the Line: Cities Skylines, and Sequels
Cities Skylines was released recently to almost universally glowing reviews, and already seems to be a massive success for developer Colossal Order and publisher Paradox Interactive, selling 250k units in its first 24 hours available. It seems that the general