“It’s a trick, get an axe.” -Ash. Housewares. Here at Handsome Phantom, we’re just a bunch of spooky boys (and girls), who wait all year around for October so that we can be our spookiest selves. As September closes and Spooktober blooms in orange and black, I prep my hard drive to download my favorite…
Overall HELLMUT: The Badass From Hell is a really fun but formulaic experience in its base mode.
Bethesda rose from its humble, Where’s Waldo origins, to become one of gaming’s industry titans. This year’s E3 will continue the new tradition of Bethesda hosting its own mini-conference, affectionately called BE3. Rumors abound around this tight-lipped developer, but possible leaks are too tantalizing to ignore. Here’s a few predictions for what’s sure to be an exciting installment of BE3
Ion Maiden is a fast paced bloody mess and I loved every second of it.
This holiday, Bethesda is leaning hard into some of their firmly established properties, with two Nintendo Switch ports and three VR games. Each one has been a solid hit so far, with both Doom and Skyrim being perfectly portable on the Switch. Skyrim VR has set a new standard for VR, showing us that anything is possible. DOOM VFR, while not being a straight port like Skyrim VR, attempts to bring the fast fluid combat of 2016’s Doom to VR.
With the announcement from Techland that there would be 10 free dlc drops over the next year for Dying Light, a 2 year old game, the time seemed right to explore the future of downloadable content (DLC) and how a few games have decided to handle the beast.
