The Shrekoning: Shrek the Third (PS2)
After the first two Shrek films released to high praise and high sales, the Shrek film franchise appeared to be
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After the first two Shrek films released to high praise and high sales, the Shrek film franchise appeared to be
Read MoreSimilar to how Shrek SuperSlam showed that the idea of a Shrek fighting game isn’t a completely flawed idea when
Read MoreThe Shrek franchise’s presence in video games began with a shallow and poorly designed fighting game, and it wouldn’t be
Read MoreIt appears I wasn’t the only one who thought Shrek 2 on the Game Boy Advance significantly improved after the
Read MoreOver on the home consoles, the video game adaptation of the film Shrek 2 focused heavily on playing as a
Read MoreAfter languishing under the roof of TDK since the release of the first film, the video games rights to the
Read MoreWhile it’s not unusual at all to find a Disney character slapped onto an educational game, Shrek’s deliberate rejection of
Read MoreIn TDK’s continued efforts to wring as many games as possible from the Shrek brand, it was practically inevitable the
Read MoreYou might be wondering why The Game Hoard is suddenly taking a look at a bunch of Shrek games for
Read MoreWhile Shrek on Xbox is perhaps the best known game based on Dreamworks’s grimy yet lovable ogre, it was not
Read MoreSomebody who is first introduced to Shrek by the memetic comedy he crops up in online rather than Dreamworks’s four
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Read MoreAfter three installments in the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise, it seemed like the games were all going to be
Read MoreThe Peggle series of casual brick-breaking games takes the idea of Breakout’s focus on destroying objects on screen with a
Read MoreBack in 2019’s Haunted Hoard I noted how few video games let you play as a werewolf, and unfortunately the
Read MoreThe stalker is an enemy archetype that can be found in quite a few horror games. Often taking the form
Read MoreThe Witch’s House was released in 2012 as a free downloadable game and that version is still available online too,
Read MoreIn 2016 a Ghostbusters reboot was produced, and in the game meant to tie into the film, Activision took a
Read MoreYou don’t have to look hard to find something that throws together classic movie monsters like Dracula, the Wolfman, and
Read MoreThe rise of Slender Man as a horror icon is a fascinating one, the history of this tall faceless figure
Read MoreGoosebumps is perhaps the biggest name in kid-friendly horror entertainment. The books by R.L. Stine and their various media adaptations
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