A World Imperil
Billy is out to save a world in peril this week as he tackles the browser adventure game Imperil for his weekly Time Waster.
Category Archives: Reviews
Todd Dives into Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
Todd is working on his full review of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, but couldn’t wait to share just how intense the new Wolfenstein really is to play. This video, which is NOT at all safe for work, goes through the first 30 minutes of gameplay. Did we mention that it was not safe for work?
Vlad Taltos Rides Again in New Vallista Novel
Vallista is the 15th book in the Vlad Taltos series. The plot revolves around a professional human assassin living in a world dominated by long-lived, magically-empowered Dragaerans. The writing is crisp and the plot is solid, but jumping into the series here may be challenging.
The Evil Within 2 Ramps up Spooky Goodness
While the original was interesting, The Evil Within 2 is truly a next-generation survival horror adventure. Gameplay is an awesome mix of exploration, stealth, combat and frights, set in both claustrophobic mazes and nearly open-world, monster-infested towns. The world will thrill you, if you dare to enter.
The Flame in the Flood is Swimmingly Great on Switch
Having conquered other consoles and the PC, The Flame in the Flood moves to the Nintendo Switch, where it quickly becomes one of the strongest additions to Nintendo’s eShop, as well as a top survival-type simulation.
GiN Review: Upgrade The Game 2 the Max
This week Billy is checking out a mobile game called Upgrade The Game 2 that features a neat concept, but only mediocre gameplay.
Cuphead Explained and Reviewed
Cuphead is a brilliant indie title that has taken the gaming world by storm, but it’s also designed to be extremely difficult and packed with unforgiving, old school boss battles. Find out in our review if Cuphead is your cup of tea, or just another porcelain poser.
Embracing Super Supporting Characters in Black Frost
Black Frost is book 4.5 in the Demon Accords series by author John Conroe. As such, this is a smaller book, only 114 pages in paperback. But it’s unique in that it largely ignores main characters, focusing on interesting subplots going on behind the scenes.
Enjoying the Charm of A Hat in Time
A Hat in Time is a game that is so full of magic and whimsey that we can’t imagine anyone not enjoying playing with this amazing indie title. The platforming is also some of the best we’ve experienced, so it’s got the look, heart, and great gameplay.
Cubito Mayhem Changes Up Twin-Stick Shooting
This week out Time Waster is wrapped up in the twin-stock shooter game Cubito Mayhem and its interesting twist on the genre.