Disaster Report (PS2)
Back when I first took an in-depth look at an exceptionally bad video game with my Disaster Report review style,
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
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Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure (Xbox One)
Pixar has always been on the forefront of digital animation, releasing the first big computer animated movie and making not
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Code of Princess (3DS)
Code of Princess’s box art gives an unusual impression about the game that might put players off, as I know
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Arevoatl Seven Coins (PC)
In the past, I’ve mentioned my affinity for the hidden object genre, and I also believe puzzle elements can add
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Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice (Xbox One)
Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice includes some rather difficult subject matter to portray accurately, its central character of Senua experiencing visual and
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Batman: The Enemy Within (PS4)
Batman: The Telltale Series combined Telltale Games’s modern take on the adventure game genre with the characters and concepts of
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InnerSpace (Xbox One)
InnerSpace, having no ties to the similarly named 80s film, is a game that claims to be an exploration flying
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Fight Club (Xbox)
For those unfamiliar with what Fight Club is about, it might seem like a good fit for a fighting game,
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Agatha Christie – The ABC Murders (PS4)
Besides the obvious top dogs that are Arthur Conan Doyle and his creation Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie’s detective fiction featuring
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BattleBlock Theater (Xbox 360)
You can tell the creators of BattleBlock Theater had a blast making it, and most of that comes down to
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Fuzion Frenzy (Xbox)
In the past, I’ve heard Fuzion Frenzy referred to as a cult classic party game, essentially being Mario Party for
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The Lego Movie Videogame (Xbox One)
When The Lego Movie was released, there was a fair amount of suspicion that it would be a soulless corporate
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Week of Love: Ah, Love! (PC)
Tile sliding puzzles and mazes are some of the laziest and most dull ways video game developers inject puzzle elements
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Week of Love: Johnny Bravo: Date-O-Rama! (DS)
Johnny Bravo was one of Cartoon Network’s first original creations for their network, the series focusing on the comedic situations
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Week of Love: Doodle Date (PC)
Doodle Date is like a visual game of Mad Libs. While in Mad Libs you are prompted to pick words
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Week of Love: The Rub Rabbits! (DS)
When it comes to making a video game about a developing romance, something like a visual novel or a dating
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Week of Love: Don’t Make Love (PC)
When it came time to pick a video game for the Valentine’s Day special, there were certainly plenty of candidates.
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Week of Love: Stay! Stay! Democratic People’s Republic of Korea! (PC)
As one might expect of a game called Stay! Stay! Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and one that features an
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Week of Love: Princess in Love (DS)
The fantasy of life as a princess and the pursuit of romance are two very common angles for media targeted
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Jurassic Park: The Game (Xbox 360)
Before Telltale Games hit it big with games like The Walking Dead, they were still trying to figure out how
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The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire (PC)
Much like I’ve admitted to my weakness for hidden object games, there’s just something I really enjoy about structured solitaire.
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