Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on 10 25th, 2013

Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on Sep 18, 2012 Surely you all have played Hungry Hungry Hippos at one time or another. The point of the game is to release little white balls into an arena where they will be gobbled up by ravenous hippos. When I played, we always fought over who got what color, as if that would somehow affect the outcome of the game. If you’ve ever wanted to revisit those days of...

Posted by Chuck Corbin on Sep 18, 2012 From the dawn of console gaming up until the first half of the 2000’s games were generally limited to the console they were released on. That meant if you wanted to play your old copy of NiGHTS you had to drag out your old Sega Saturn, and assuming it even worked you had to deal with the fact that those games just didn’t look quite as good on that...

Posted by Marianne Miller on Sep 17, 2012 Stan Lee has teamed together with Moonshark to create a new iPhone and iPad game called Verticus.  A trailer was recently released showing the superhero star floating through space, preparing himself to protect the Earth from its newest threat, the Obliterators. The Obliterators mean to destroy the Earth by burrowing into its core and creating a doomsday...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Sep 17, 2012 I know that Cthulhu Dice has been out for a while now, but that hasn’t stifled my excitement for it. Since I went to Gen Con I’ve wanted to grab the little game for myself but have not been to a shop that had it in stock. This past weekend I went on a trip to Saint Louis and wandered into a game store in the mall who happened to carry it. The game itself...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Sep 17, 2012 This past weekend I went out to Saint Louis, Missouri. While I was out there a friend of mine took me to a local gaming shop in his town (it was actually Saint Charles). He was excited for me to see it, as he’s an aspiring tabletop player and has been to the shops here at home. The name of the store...

Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on Sep 17, 2012 Well, it’s officially school season again. While that does cut into our game time, it doesn’t diminish our love of gaming. In fact, it actually makes us want to play more. If you need some games to cheer you up from having to return to the fluorescent-lit halls of doom, then you may want to get the Indie Royale Back To School Bundle. The going rate...