Tag archive: capybara games [ 4 ]

Why We Game – The Horrible Show Live #321

11/07/2012
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by Horrible JDevL in: Podcasts, The Horrible Show

Gaming journalism has gone under the microscope lately leading into the most criticism filled part of the year so Justin, Josh, Ethan and Cole step and look at to their gaming roots to discuss what keeps them coming back. The Horrible Show – Join the editorial staff of HorribleNight.com as they discuss a variety of entertainment-focused video game topics. This show was recorded live on Twitch.tv/HorribleNight. Live podcasts are featured monthly. View the archived video. Show Notes Cast: Justin L, [...]

Hey! Watch! Super T.I.M.E. Force Trailer is from Saturday Morning’s Past

Retro graphics with action that practically shoots the name Contra across the screen, plus time manipulation and a ghost army. Did you need any more info to be sold on Super T.I.M.E. Force? Well Capybara Games has put together a trailer to blow your childhood minds just in case: During our last preview, I was completely sold on the gameplay of Super T.I.M.E. Force but wasn’t sure how it would translate into a full game. Interspersed between some hilarious cartoons, [...]

Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes Recoil Review: Form Up

08/31/2012
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by Brandon Coppernoll in: Recoil, Reviews

My first introduction to Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes was on the Xbox Live Marketplace in April 2011. I downloaded the demo, gave it a couple of hours of attention, and I never pulled the trigger on the purchase. This puzzle RPG by Capybara Games looked good, but I didn’t know if I should put down the money for the purchase. When the Steam Summer Sale came around this summer I found Clash of Heroes for roughly 75% off [...]

Super T.I.M.E Force Uses Time to Build Your Ghost Army

04/17/2012
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by Justin Lacey in: Previews, Trailers and Scraps

I’ll always have a soft spot for platforming shooters thanks to games like Contra which was the first game I remember ever being intimidated by its difficulty. Before using the Konami Code, it never felt like I had enough lives to beat the game and when I would survive a tough situation, I could never pull it off twice in a row. The perfect run always seemed out of reach. Super T.I.M.E. Force may have solved my issue in about the [...]