Yep, but these are different than most zombie games. They're cute love stories. 
I saw her standing there. … But then she was a zombie.
This is a puzzle platform game where you use the arrow keys to move around, telling you the story as you advance.
All three in a row.
It's been a long time since the destruction of the world stone. And frankly, nothing seems to be any different. Once you've decided on your character you start at the top of a hill, going down you find dead attacking a nearby gate and people defending it. Help them out, mention something of destiny, and you find yourself in Tristram.
The original on the Game Cube.
I recently found an old memory card labeled AC. The town on it called Bordello, my brother and I used to check in daily. We kept the place clean, had a well cared for orchard of all kinds, even money (as much as you can since they die after three harvests.) We had completed the museum. The residents were happy. Our town was nice.
That was more than ten years ago.
My friend Daring Hooves reviews the best NES game basd on the first Terminator movie as my request to him. Enjoy.
I played Don't Escape 1, 2, and 3
I seriously can't recommend Scriptwelder enough. I have yet to play a game they've made that isn't wonderful.
So the point of these games is simple. Don't escape.
The interface for these games is all point and click, so you can jump right in and click around. That being said, just clicking around won't win you the game. These are puzzle games and you have to figure out how to set things up to not escape.
Have you ever wanted to play a game based on the writing of HP Lovecraft that still wasn't a rehash of one of his stories. Well, this is the closest I've found so far. There are games based on his stories, and games that use his stories as a script, yet, to me, this game gets the feeling so much closer to reading one of his stories.
Nintendo's first dive into 3D Zelda Games.
I'm going to start with an opinion that could get me some heat: I don't think it's that great.
But I still believe it's good. I had a lot of fun playing it, but I had much more fun with Link to the Past. And without Ocarina we don't get to the other 3D Zelda games. It's raised by its legacy, but on it's own does it stand?
Between job applications, interviewing and making sure I don't run out of money and inevitably starve to death in a darkened alleyway, I haven't had a whole lot of time to do everything I want to do. Adding onto the fact that the whole ordeal of being laid off has literally caused a temporary relapse in my mental well-being (main affliction being depression), this has been one crazy rollercoaster for me. Thankfully, I a plan moving forward now and am making great efforts to carve out
I grew up with the old beat'em up batman games on the Genesis. And while those weren't bad, they were actually kind of fun. They were only Batman games because that was the character pallet.
Dungeons and Dragons by any other name.
I played it both on the PC and PS3, and frankly I couldn't do anything on the PC version. The controls just weren't intuitive or adaptable for me. That's my problem to be fair, but it more than bugged me that I couldn't map the controls to a controller on the PC.
Now, I play Dungeons and Dragons regularly and this is actually the game that got me interested in the table top game. The “A” in AD&D stands for Advanced. Which translates into 2nd edition because of all the editions out now. But there were a few things that made no sense (I'm looking at you THAC0!) But that's the system I started on so it's not that bad for me.
True to the Silent Hill name, this game is unsettling and tense. There's two parts to this game, inside your room where you play first person. This is an area for story and storage. Each time you come here there's something different.
I felt like playing something short and filled with jokes. So here we go.
Based on the TV show of the same name, you play as the titular Super Hero turned lawyer Harvey Birdman. Attorney at Sebben and Sebben Law firm.
Or at least I tried to. My PS2 has stopped spinning disks completely so I can't play any games on it at all. That being said I have played Ghostbusters on the PS2 before and am willing to share my thoughts on it. This won't be a review of that game, as I can't dive deeper into it right now. But I'm still going to compare it to the PS3 copy that I did play.
Once again I find myself playing a Scriptwelder game. And honestly I love coming back to this creator. Last time it was Don't Escape, and now for their original horror game Deep Sleep.
To preface this review. I played The Last Of Us Part 1 a week before part 2. It was actually the first time I played the game, and I was blown away by the sheer beauty of its storytelling. The setting and gameplay was also a joy, and it felt so special and unique.
A game of fighting words.
This game is one you can leap into without any preparation whatsoever, but I'd recommend using their training until you get the hang of things. Skill with grammar helps too.
It's a fairly simple premise: you have an opponent who needs to be taken down a peg, your weapon of choice: whit and a sharp tongue.
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