Having jumped pretty much head first into Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel’s The End is Nigh, I’ve discovered a few things. Probably the most baffling question I have had while playing, is where are the keys? In each world there...
If there’s one thing I like, it’s easy achievements. Like Confess My Love, I like finding games that can be 100% relatively easily and cheaply. Loading Screen Simulator ticks all the boxes here. First, the game is free on Steam;...
This can’t wait, so let’s get into it right now. We officially need a moratorium on trailers that refer to directors as “visionary”. Honestly, I can’t say that there is a single director that I would refer to as a...
Remember back to 2001 and the terrible sequel (with the impressive cast and crew) known as Hannibal. What a terrible film that is. It is overlong, and incredibly uninteresting, particularly in comparison to the other films and television in the Hannibal...
Tumors are one of the collectibles in The End is Nigh; the other collectible is the Cartridge. Each world has one cartridge hidden away and when a cartridge is found, you can play it on your home console. Here is...
The End is Nigh is finally out which means there are a ton of secrets for players to find. While not really a ‘secret’, there are various Tumors scattered throughout each world. These tumors serve as a type of collectible...
Fans of Edmund McMillen games rejoice! The End is Nigh is the newest entry in the already twisted worlds of McMillen’s mind. This new game is the work of both McMillen and Tyler Glaiel, who are both gifted game creators....
With the success of Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption 2 on the horizon, it’s no surprise that developers are taking interest in the Wild West genre. Developer 612 Games is one group that is diving head first into...
Another week is in the books and all of us now one week closer to death (#FeelsBadMan). While depressing, there is also a beauty in knowing life is finite and should be filled with spending time on things you love....
It honestly feels like Netflix is trying to kill me. The amount of anime they have been producing, or have available for me to watch, really makes it hard to accomplish much else. One of Netflix’s more recent original’s is...
