You know, even though I’ve been playing “Doom” since it’s release back in 1993 (and tons of different “Doom” mods since the 90s). I still haven’t heard of anything quite like JP LeBreton’s “Mr. Friendly” Doom mod. You see, “Mr. Friendly” turns “Doom” into a nonviol...
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I just realized that it’s been almost a year since we’ve written anything about Pixel Mixers and their fan-made video game music albums (don’t miss out on their Rayman tribute album “Harmony” and Metroid tribute album “Huntress”). So, yeah, I think it’s safe to say that it’s about time that we wrote a new p...
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I don’t know if you guys and girls still remember it, but in November of last year we published a post about the news that the lewd rogue-like RPG “Omega Labyrinth Z” is coming to the West for PS4 and PS Vita in Spring 2018. Well, the game caught my full attention at the time of the said publication. So...
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I had nearly forgotten all about Cavia’s old third-person game “Bullet Witch”, then again, who could blame me? Because the game originally launched for the Xbox 360 almost twelve years ago (Japan got the game in July of 2006, and the rest of the world got the game in February or March of 2007). So as you might imagine, I...
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As I’ve been a Gamer since the late 80s, I couldn’t help to think about the impact and importance of luck and gambling mechanics in the world of games, because quite a few games require more than just skill to master. For example, in the “Fallout” series luck (luck is one of the seven primary statistics in the SPECIAL character...
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