Legends of the Hidden Temple VR Game
I’ll level with you all, I’ve been known to have brilliant ideas when it comes to unique videogames. I pitched
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Author: Dr. Bob
Phasmophobia: Spooky Scary GhostBusters
It’s that MFing time of the year again you pumpkin spiced sluts. Spooky season is back and better than ever
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Rogue Company Review: Bob Was Wrong Again
*A Review code for Rogue Company’s Ultimate Founder’s Edition was Provided for this Review* I’ll come right out and say
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Werewolf The Apocalypse: HOTF Preview
For those who don’t know Werewolf The Apocalypse is an old school pen and paper RPG with a sprawling in
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Xbox Series X Showcase Event
We did it again. We somehow coordinated all of us being available to do a live reaction of today’s Xbox
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BloodRayne May be Making a Comeback
That’s right everyone in your mid 20s to early 30s, one of your earliest gaming crushes may in fact be
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PC Gaming Show 2020: New Highlights
I just wanted to apologize for taking so long to get around to this, but a few emergencies came up,
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Dino Crisis is all but Extinct
Capcom has been on a surge recently with the remakes and reboots of their top survival horror franchise in Resident
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ManEater Review: Banjo Kazooie x Sunset OverDrive
(A review code for ManEater was provided to Dr. Bob by Tripwire Interactive) Shit where do I even start here?
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Samurai Shodown Coming to EGS
Samurai Shodown, the 2D weapon based fighting game has covered the spectrum in console releases, coming to PS4, Xbox One
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G2A Backtracks on “Promise” to Devs
We discussed how shitty G2A is to developers especially the Independent companies with less resources than AAA brands several times
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Silent Hill Rumors Continue to Spread
Since Konami axed Kojima and the long lost Silent Hills PT project, there have been a dozen rumors around if/when
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The Culling Origins’ Insane Business Model
Some of you may remember the absolute dumpster fire that was The Culling 2…. actually now that I think of
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