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Amanda the Adventurer, Dora Explorer from Hell

Amanda the Adventurer, Dora Explorer from Hell

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Amanda the Adventurer will remind you why many adults hate children’s shows. These colorful, innocent shows make children happy, but they bring the worst out of adults for some unknown reason. Remember the documentary where Barney’s voice actor gets death threats? The friendly high, pitched voice can be delightful to children, but to teens and adults, it’s torturing. The characters of shows marketed to toddlers also tend to have these big soulless eyes. Amanda the Adventurer feels like a love child between Dora The Explorer, Doki Doki Literature Club, and The Ring. This Independent horror game has captured the internet like a storm. Almost every single popular videogame streamer and their grandma has been playing it. I spent two days of my life trying to unlock every ending of this disturbing horror game. It is scary, but the puzzles and the lore make me want to open every possible ending there. The replay value captures my focus, and I want to keep playing until I know all its mysteries. You

Telling Lies Is New Game From Her Story Creator

Telling Lies Is New Game From Her Story Creator

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The latest game from Sam Barlow, the developer behind the critically acclaimed Her Story, will be Telling Lies. The title is set to be a spiritual successor to his previous game, though, it will not feature any of the same story or characters. While little is known about Telling Lies, Barlow has revealed that he is working with Annapurna Interactive to help produce it. According to the developer, this will allow the new title to keep the same interactive storytelling mechanics seen in Her Story but be significantly expanded in scope thanks to the new partnership. Telling Lies will feature the same mashup of gameplay and live-action video. However, it will focus on 3 or 4 main characters rather than just one. The game has also been described as a political thriller, meaning players will have to keep track of multiple plotlines and characters as they progress. Shooting is set to start at the end of 2017, although there is currently no release date.

Checking Out the New Assassin’s Creed 3 Interactive Trailer

Checking Out the New Assassin’s Creed 3 Interactive Trailer

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Just a few hours ago, Ubisoft uploaded an interactive teaser trailer for the only-a-week-away Assassin’s Creed III.  Click here to get your Connor on and see a bit more of what to expect when it launches next Tuesday.  And if for some odd, personal reason, you simply don’t wish to click that link – well, here’s a trailer that was made for the trailer (a little redundant, I know…) Graphically and control-wise, there’s not much change to be noted from the past two Assassin’s Creed games; however, this far away from launch, after a barrage of trailers and commercials, pretty much everyone has already figured that tidbit out. However, the large battlefield scenario is a decent switchup, and a look at some of the new weapons in action, is worthy of some appreciation.  I’ve officially decided I’m going to (over and ab)use that rope dart until it’s dead; if it’s possible to go through the entire game using only that, well, now you know who’s going to do so.