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A place for longer form interaction and posts by an assortment of contributors. Everything involving blind gaming including thoughts, opinions, reviews, first takes, and more. Expect the unexpected, audio and accessible games are what we cover, but not what we are limited to.
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It has been just under two months since it’s release, but nevertheless Manamon 2 has made quite a big splash. Since the developer went dark after the first release, the unexpected release of the second Manamon caught many off-garde. No one knew it was coming, only a small group of testers.
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If you follow releases in the audio gaming world you’ve more than likely heard about Sequence Storm. There has been quite a bit of talk about the game, and for good reason. It is one of the few games to be both a video game and a fully accessible audio game. The real question is how good of
It is surprising the release of Expanding Known Space hasn’t made a bigger splash. There aren’t many well thought out turn-based strategy audio games for us to play. The latest release from Valiant Galaxy attempts to fill this void in the audio game world. Smoke and Hannibal are teaming up in a
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Tank battle Review
I wanted to put in a bunch of puns about tanks. But the secondary title of endless gunner makes those puns not work. So never mind.
Game: Tank Battle.
Platform: IOS.
Developer: John Sturt.
Now here I would normally say lets jump in. I would have several sections talking
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Amon Amarth Berserker – Review by Hannibal
I don’t really know what to write here. I got this album and wrote a review for it. So read it. Or don’t I guess.
Melodic Death Metal is where it is at. So check out this review for Amon Amarths latest.
Artist: Amon amarth.
Album:
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The Valley by Whitechapel, Review by Hannibal.
Do you feel that. It is the darkness inside. It is poring from under your skin and will consume everything!
I don’t know if I have ever reviewed a death metal/Death core album here on the blog. But here we are.
I have to admit Whitechapel is
