So. Blizzard made a first person shooter. It’s not really a genre that they’re known for (mostly they’re best known for real time strategy games and dominating the MMORPG market), so that kind of piqued my interest. How did they do?
Pretty well, actually.
In this episode of Alice Isn’t Dead, the narrator makes it to Victorville and makes a fairly shocking discovery.
In this installment of Alice Isn’t Dead, we get to hear the tale of the break in alluded to at the end of the last episode, and Sylvia basically becomes my favorite.
So, I don’t normally like to describe things as quirky (since I think the word is fairly overused), but it’s really the only word that I can come up with to describe Dodge Roll and Devolver Digital’s Enter The Gungeon.
Not too much strange happens in this episode of Alice Isn’t Dead, but we do get to learn more about the girl the narrator encountered in the last episode.
In this week’s episode of Alice Isn’t Dead, the narrator encounters some rather odd road signs.
First things first: I am a huge fan of Square Enix and Disney’s Kingdom Hearts series. I will admit that I was a bit skeptical of it at first: the idea of a story combing Disney and Final Fantasy characters seemed odd to me, but then I actually played it and loved it. So of course I downloaded Kingdom Hearts Unchained X (apparently this is actually supposed to be the Greek letter chi) pretty much as soon as I heard of it. And, as usual, I have some thoughts about it.
This week, the narrator describes an odd experience making a delivery to a factory in Florida.
So, now we’ve made it: the last episode of 11.22.63. And a very eventful episode it is.
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