Recent content by Sinoda

Hey! Great videos, though I have a bit of a complaint/compliment. I'm a bit conflicted while watching the two above. It's like...Half the time you're respectable and professional, and the other half is pretty silly. I like the style, but my brain can't figure out if I would see you as a guy...

Hey all! So the Boston Festival of Indie Games is coming up pretty soon. It's on September 14th, to be specific. I'm posting to invite any Escapist members to the completely free and totally awesome event. For those that don't know about it, Boston FIG is a celebration of New England area...

Well, I am still working on Revelations. But am far enough to have an understanding of the gameplay. I wouldn't say the bombs are a complete waste of time, but I do think that they could have done more with them. Love the idea, but I dunno...Feels sorta like just a few bombs would have been...

I go to war with the Borgia in this episode of Battling the Backlog When the first Assassin's Creed was released, I wasn't sure what to think. We were told a story of Desmond Miles, a kidnapped bar tender who held the genetic memory of his ancestor, Altair. Desmond had to relive...

One of the basic lessons you can learn in strategy games is that most certain way to achieve something is to devote all your effort, energy and resources towards that goal. Radical Entertainment seems to share that philosophy putting it to practice in the development of Prototype 2. Remember how...

Before I start talking about The Walking Dead Game, let me begin by saying that I'm a big fan of the Walking Dead franchise, and a bigger fan of Telltale Games.  I have been a fan since the first season of Sam and Max, and never gave up hope on the studio.  Even after the disappointment of...

It's funny, I just finished wtching this series a couple days ago. I agree, it was confusing the first few episodes. And Isaac/Miria kinda steal every scene they're in. So yeah, good review. Subscribed.

So I was thinking..A lot of people talk about how they have nostalgia for games from when they were younger, but not many go into detail. I'm curious, what was your most loved franchise when younger, and why? For me, it's Pokemon. I used the cards to make friends in school - trading...

It's surprising that not many games let water effect their gameplay, other than things like "turn the valve and water goes down the drain." Strange Loop's metroidvania styled platformer, Vessel, looks to change that. Vessel has a really well designed water physics engine, that all the puzzles...

Thanks guys! The feedback is much appreciated. I'll keep both of your comments/advice in mind for my next video.

Liked the review. There's definitely a lot of potential for a mod review series around here. Looking forward to seeing more reviews from you.

Great review! I'm now convinced to play it. If I rented it, how long do you think it would take to finish without doing too many sidequests? Or should I just wait for a drop in price and buy the thing?

Telltale is one of my favorite videogame developers. There, I said it. There hasn't been a game from them I've played that I didn't love. Of course, the only game I haven't played is Jurassic Park. But I'll get to that eventually! Even when I first started playing Sam and Max, I loved...

It's almost sad that a company like Epic Games is more well-known for a game like Gears of War than they are for their long running Unreal franchise, or even the Unreal Engines they've created over the years. In 2006, the year Gears of War was released, I was one of those 'everything mainstream...

When asked which survival horror games are the greatest, most gamers will list Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Dead Space, Alan Wake, and Amnesia Dark Descent. The thing about that list though, is all those games are vastly different. They?re all great games, but this article is to point out what...