NintendoSoup:
Splasher is a game where you play as a kid with colorful hair, running around shooting ink on the floor and walls. This might sound a bit like Splatoon, but that brief description is where the similarities end. Read on to find out whether or not you should enter the Splash Zone.
Hardcore Gamer: This is in addition to everything else already on the platform which just reached the 100 game mark.
The premise is unique, where your character works at a shady company called Inkorp. The nameless hero uncovers inhumane experimentation on his fellow co-workers and determines to free them and put an end to Inkorp’s heinous acts. In total, there are one hundred and fifty four employees to save and one evil boss, Le Docteur, to stop.
This week Goose(@WhoDaGoose) joins Tiny(@Tiny415), Mike (@AssaultSuit) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) talk about: Hugo Weaving, Kidzpace, Jydge, Neon Chrome, Pencil Games, XBLIG, Fortress Craft, DLC Quest, Mommy’s Best Games, Johnny Platformers Biscuit Romp, X S.E.E.D, Streets of Fury, Seafoam Princess, Wonder Woman, Suicide Squad, Black Spider, Man-thing, Star Trek Discovery, The Orville, Jordan Peele, Twilight Zone, Too Many Games, Pax Unplugged, BlizzCon, LGR Foods, The Saint, Stranger Things, MoviePass, NeoGAF, ResetEra, Miiverse, Best Buy, Etrian Odyssey V, Wolfenstein II The New Colossus, South Park: The Fractured but Whole, Super Mario Odyssey, Overwatch, Call of Duty WWII, Commander Keen, Giana Sisters Twisted Dreams, Bubsy The Woolies Strike Back, 8-bit Adventure Anthology, Earth Atlantis, Superbeat Xonic, Splasher, Ace of Seafood, Runic Games, Hob, Chromehounds, The Mummy Demastered and more.
