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I Learned Something Today: Lone Survivor
Sometimes you wake up and realize the world around you has changed. Whether it’s a freak natural disaster, the election of a new public official or the effects of a fast spreading disease, things that were once familiar and safe are now foreign and perhaps even dangerous. You could wait around until things go back to normal, but inaction has [...]
Super Monday Night Combat Accidentally Skips Beta and is Playable Now
As if joining the ranks of the industry changing free-to-play games wasn’t enough, Super Monday Night Combat recently underwent a non-traditional launch as well. Uber Entertainment had planned on issuing a series of beta invites but those invites created some “silliness” and “wonkiness” so Uber just ran with it and opened up the game to everyone [...]
Shoot Many Robots Reflex Review: Just Keep Shooting
Recently, I’ve been going through a stage where I was worn out on the deep gaming experiences and found myself craving the classical fare of simple games with little-to-no story and plenty of action. Shoot Many Robots, coincidentally came out at the height of this period. Normally, I would write a reflex review soon after my [...]
I Learned Something Today: Legend of Grimrock
I get overwhelmed very easily when I venture outside of my comfort zone. It can get very stressful for me when I’m forced to go somewhere I have never been before. This anxiety has started to take a toll on my social life. Luckily, I have a new tricks that have proved useful when attending [...]
Penny Arcade Adventures Episode 3 goes 16-Bit RPG Thanks to Zeboyd
The first two episodes of Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness generated some of the biggest laughs I’ve had with gaming in recent years. Humor is tough to get right in video games, but a game based an a satirical gaming industry-focused comic strip definitely has an advantage. The games themselves are [...]
Borderlands 2 Mechromancer Class Revealed, Red Head Fanatics Unite
Looks like you’re going to have to put your cyborg bias away should you be interested in the newly announced post launch DLC for Borderlands 2 announced at PAX over the weekend. A fifth class, the cybernetic Mechromancer will be added to the diverse stable of the previously announced combatants as free DLC for those that preorder the game [...]
I Learned Something Today: Dungeons of Dredmor (Gaming Cynic Edition)
If you’re reading this congratulations, you’ve lived to see another day. This may not seem like a big deal to you, but don’t take for granted for a moment that the cold hands of death could be at your throat at anytime. The world is freaking dangerous and for every good thing that happens, there [...]
Tried It: The Binding of Isaac
Indie games have not really been a part of my gaming repertoire due to various reasons: most of them being couch-lazy. I prefer the console, and I spend many nights in the dark with my cocktails playing online with my friends on Xbox LIVE. Out of the Horrible Night staff I am probably one of [...]
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning DLC: Teeth of Naros Floats in on April 17
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning made a splash earlier this year when it came out to party with the big boys by establishing a deep, rich world of fantasy and catching our eye. Fresh off the recent DLC release of The Legend of Dead Kel it looks like KoA is ready to give us some more with Teeth [...]
The Secret World Shows Off Preorder Package, Beta Access and Angry Pets
If you’re the type with money to burn and also happen to be anxiously awaiting the release of The Secret World, I have some fun and exciting news for you….it’s time to preorder! By giving Funcom your money up front, you not only can show others your blind admiration to the spooky and mysterious game but also get some [...]
Mass Effect 3: The Reviewcast – The Cursed Checkpoint #112
Not content with just a singular review of Mass Effect 3 on HorribleNight.com. Brandon, Justin and Aaron take time to reflect on their own space adventures and decide if Mass Effect 3 is a must play or nice-to-play game. The Cursed Checkpoint is a topical video game podcast focused on discussions and interviews about a [...]
Worms Revolution Rebuilds 2D Worms Games from the Ground Up
The Worms franchise has been entertaining gamers for over a decade now. Its turn based warfare utilizing armies of annelids with ridiculous weaponry subject to the laws of physics has undoubtably stood the test of time. Aside from a few misguided forays into the 3rd dimension, the 2d gameplay hasn’t been shaken up as much [...]
Cheap and Dirty Gamer: All Zombies Must Die! This Time I Mean It
Cheap and Dirty Gamer is taking a small break from being “crazy cheap” and to head more in the direction of “pretty cheap” to bring you a very important message about zombies. All Zombies Must Die! Seriously. It’s pretty convenient that my important message also happens to be the name of this week’s game, but such a coincidental occurrence [...]
Legend of Grimrock Opens Its Dungeons on April 11th
Finnish indie developer Almost Human’s throwback RPG Legend of Grimrock has a release date, shiny new trailer and a pre-order discount: Fans of Dungeon Master and Eye of the Beholder, mark April 11th down as a sick day. Legend of Grimrock looks like a proper modern RPG from the screenshots, but when you see it in action [...]
I’ve Had Better: Max Payne 3 The Weapons of Max Payne 3 SMGs Trailer
A new video game by Rockstar Presents has a new trailer that I just watched and I had some thoughts on it. I wrote them down so that you can read them after you watch it: The game is called Max Payne 3 The Weapons of Max Payne 3 SMGs. First, the good news for [...]
