SquareGo writes:
"Reviewing games for a living essentially means playing ultra-violent video games all day whilst surrounded by a harem of women of ill repute. As such, reviewers often tend to be quite good at gaming. So, it comes as a bit of a shock to the ego when a reviewer fails miserably at a game – an Xbox Live one at that..."
This week Clay Kauzlaric(@CKauzlaric) creator of Voodoo Vince joins Tiny(@Tiny415), Mike(@AssaultSuit) and Aaron(@Ind1fference) to talk about: Voodoo Vince, Beep Games Inc., Secret of Evermore, Total Annihilation, Gaspowered Games, Deathspank, Ron Gilbert, Thimbleweed Park, Phil Spencer, A Hat in Time, BrickFest Live, Arrival, Rick & Morty, Owlchemy Labs, Deformers, Sous Vide, Dawn of War 3, Mass Effect Andromeda, Fallout New Vegas, Player Unknown Battleground, Flinthook, Mortal Blitz, Dead Cells, Little Triangle, Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks, Skyward Sword, DeathState, Deformers, Ready at Dawn, Alwa’s Awakening, Ancient Amuletor, Myst, Symphony of the Machine, Little Nightmare, Limbo, Tumbleseed, Prey Demo, Lost in Space, Rainway, Breathe of the Wild 8-bit, Night Trap, 2DS XL, Forza Horizon 3 Hot Wheels Expansion. Heroes of the Storm, Marvel vs Capcom Infinite, Marvel Heroes, Call of Duty WWII and more.
Sure, multiplayer is fun, but where do you turn when you and your friends don't want to shoot and chase each other around a map? Leviathyn.com's Blake Anglin gives us a list of great co-op games you and your buddies can jump into when you're needing a break.
... cause it's also enjoyable for my crappy playing girlfriend, although we aren't very far yet, and haven't unlucked new characters.
I might pick up Guardian Heroes once that goes down in price and if I like the demo.
i got my GF into Dead Nation and after that we jumped in to resistance 3..we do need to find somethin new cause im tired of MW3 survival mode so ill have to check some of these out.
Steam’s weekend Deal for February 24th is The Baconing. The Sale will end at 10am PST, so that would be 1pm EST time. Below is a description on the game as well as some important information.
I bought the first 2 Deathspank games, and liked them a lot. The second one recycled way too much material from the first one for my tastes though (characters and, more crucially, missions), and both suffered from an over-abundance of fetch-quests and repetitiveness. But the humor and art style made up for their shortcomings, and the gameplay was adequate.
But then they changed the gameplay for The Baconing--they tried to improve it. And, for me at least, they failed. My tried-and-true technique of attack-block-attack-block that could dispatch any enemy and group of enemies has been ruined by their "shield mechanics improvements". Now it's attack-block-attack-automatic shieldbash-getslaughtered. So, as a fan of the first two games, I'm not happy with this latest iteration which messed with the functional gameplay and yet again recycled too much past content.