The Haunted Hoard: Friday the 13th: The Computer Game (Commodore 64)
Friday the 13th: The Computer Game, sometimes called simply Friday the 13th, is the first attempt to adapt the slasher
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The Game Hoard
Playing Every Video Game Ever Released And Reviewing Them Along The Way
Other Systems
The Haunted Hoard: The Astonishing Adventures of Mr. Weems and the She Vampires (ZX Spectrum)
There is a certain design approach that seems fairly popular on the ZX Spectrum where the player is destined to
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The Haunted Hoard: Castle of Terror (Commodore 64)
One of the first things a person looking up the text adventure game Castle of Terror will likely learn is
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The Haunted Hoard: Bogey Manor (Arcade)
If someone was able to infiltrate and demolish a haunted house filled with ghosts, witches, and hovering gorgons, they’d easily
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Crankin’s Time Travel Adventure (Playdate)
While the quirky little console that is the Playdate was on my radar for a while, what made me sit
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Casual Birder (Playdate)
Panic’s Playdate system comes with a full “season” of 24 included games for anyone who purchases it, but it doesn’t
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Whitewater Wipeout (Playdate)
The Playdate is certainly a game console meant for enthusiasts, the small rectangular handheld having black and white “1-bit” visuals,
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Mario Kart Arcade GP DX (Arcade)
While the Mario Kart series has continued reliably on Nintendo consoles ever since it kicked off with Super Mario Kart,
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Dragon Saber (Arcade)
The original Dragon Spirit game is a vertically scrolling shooter where you control a dragon in an appropriately medieval fantasy
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Domino Man (Arcade)
There is a nervous energy surrounding the act of setting up a line of dominoes. The entire point of the
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Campaign ’84 (ColecoVision)
While many modern election years in the U.S. will be accompanied by a political simulator allowing you to try your
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No Man’s Land (Arcade)
Early arcade games can sometimes have development stories almost as interesting as their gameplay, but if you look at the
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Blasto (Arcade)
The 1978 arcade game Blasto is an interesting example of how simply adding a second player can greatly change even
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Molar Maul (ZX Spectrum)
Thus far my efforts to get better acquainted with the British microcomputer gaming scene have gone rather poorly. Repeatedly I
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Outcasters (Stadia)
It might seem a little odd to publish a review for Outcasters after the Stadia service has already shut down.
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Revenge of the C5 (ZX Spectrum)
While the ZX Spectrum was one of the most popular affordable microcomputers embraced by the early U.K. video game industry,
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Worm Game (Stadia)
On January 18th, 2023, Google Stadia will be shut down for good, and I cannot say that I will miss
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Terminator Salvation (Arcade)
In 2009 an effort was made to revive the Terminator film franchise after the third film had left audiences a
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Halo: Fireteam Raven (Arcade)
While the Halo franchise of sci-fi first person shooters has its fair share of spin-offs, an arcade game made in
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The Haunted Hoard: Ghosts ‘n Goblins (Arcade)
The Ghosts ‘n Goblins series is renowned for its brutal difficulty, and considering the first game was released in the
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The Haunted Hoard: The Walking Dead (Arcade)
Light gun arcade games are usually able to succeed with their simple accessible premise. Grab one of the plastic guns
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