The Deadly Tower of Monsters Review
Peter dons a fishbowl helmet and visits a planet where ACE Team, sci-fi b-movie monsters, and a curious narrative framing device collide.
Peter dons a fishbowl helmet and visits a planet where ACE Team, sci-fi b-movie monsters, and a curious narrative framing device collide.
Tim's back from an explosion-filled vacation in the Republic of Medici, courtesy of Just Cause 3. Why? Just 'cause.
Peter (brass) knuckles down with Assassin's Creed: Syndicate to see if the newest entry is workmanlike drudgery or a true industrial revolution.
Tim rides back into town, rambling about cultists and cowboys he met out in the Hard West.
Developer: Neocore Games Publisher: Neocore Games Platform: PC [Reviewed], Mac Release Date: November 6th, 2015 Price: $44.99 [New], Free [If you own the trilogy] Neocore Game (King Arthur, Crusaders) has been putting work into episodic ventures into the gothic world of Van Helsing since 2013. The third and final of these episodes was released […]
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