The Haunted Hoard: Ghostbusters: The Video Game (Xbox 360)
For many years, Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis had hoped to create a third movie in the Ghostbusters film franchise,
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
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The Haunted Hoard: Dead Space: Ignition (Xbox 360)
After the first Dead Space game wowed players with its atmospheric horror enhanced by a sci-fi outer space setting, it
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Pinball Palooza: Demon’s Tilt (Xbox One)
At first, hearing a pinball video game only has one table can be a bit disheartening. On the surface, such
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Quality Time: Wandersong (Xbox One)
My experience when I learned about the game Wandersong is not only one common to many gamers, but to the
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Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath (Xbox)
Usually, when I mention a game on The Game Hoard that I’m only now getting around to playing after playing
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Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (Xbox 360)
Japanese game developers frequently draw on the Chinese novel Journey to the West in their games, the most common element
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Lonely Mountains: Downhill (Xbox One)
Lonely Mountains: Downhill is a game about reverse bike hikes. Rather than winding your way up a mountain path, this
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Bee Simulator (Xbox One)
When a game identifies itself as a simulator, it’s usually one of two things. It could be an attempt to
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The Guy Game (Xbox)
Back before free adult content was just a search bar away, people looking for such things essentially had to pay
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Scaler (Xbox)
Scaler is a game that can’t wait to get to its fantasy world, its opening cutscene immediately throwing you into
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Afterparty (Xbox One)
Hell really seems to get the creative juices flowing, the ironic dark punishments of eternal torment constantly reimagined to make
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Marlow Briggs and the Mask of Death (Xbox 360)
When you go to see a Michael Bay movie or a fireworks show, you’re not really expecting an experience with
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Untitled Goose Game (Xbox One)
To some, a goose doesn’t seem much different from other waterfowl like a swan or a duck. On the internet
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The Gunstringer (Xbox 360)
Microsoft’s Kinect peripheral faced quite a few challenges when adapting traditional game styles to its full body control method, simple
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Unravel Two (Xbox One)
The first Unravel game had gorgeous photorealistic visuals coupled well with a lovely reflection on a family’s history, but its
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Shadows of the Damned (Xbox 360)
Shadows of the Damned is a bit like what you might get if you asked a teenage boy to make
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Fe (Xbox One)
Fe, pronounced Feeya, has nothing to do with the chemical symbol for iron, and if anything, it is diametrically opposed
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Double Dragon Neon (Xbox 360)
While the original Double Dragon beat ’em up was released in 1987, it never felt like it was a product
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A Way Out (Xbox One)
Cooperative play is a very popular addition to many types of games, but in most cases, it is essentially two
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Munchkin: Quacked Quest (Xbox One)
Munchkin is my favorite card game of all time, although that is mostly because I made a custom version with
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Feeding Frenzy (Xbox 360)
Eat-and-grow games seem to have a heavy link with fish, one that makes quite a bit of sense considering the
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