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Night Force Action Report – Episode 99 – Disc of the Year Demographic
Ryan finds the X for him. Justin never wants to play horde mode again. JB wasn’t asked to vote on the awards. Plus, Sony ditches three letters. Horrible Nightcasts on SoundCloud RSS Feed iTunes Feed Spotify Google Play Stitcher Feed Show Features Cast: Justin Lacey, Ryan Billingsley, JB Buckner What’s Up? Lone Cowboy Pokemon 37…
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Night Force Action Report – Episode 92 – Horror Quest Celebration
Ryan agrees that maybe you don’t put on a show if you have nothing to show. JB doesn’t know the origins of his odyssey but it won’t matter. Justin has severe Carmack FOMO. Plus, would someone think of the doors? Horrible Night on SoundCloud RSS Feed iTunes Feed Google Play Stitcher Feed Show Features Cast:…
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Simple Question: Comfort Games
More so than the beginning of previous years, there’s been a lot of focus behind the gaming choices of our crew here in 2017. That can only carry us so long and we realized that we are starting to take breaks and go back to some familiar favorites. What is a comfort game and which…
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The 2016 Grimmys: Old Game of the Year
What we played and enjoyed the most in 2016 that didn’t come out in 2016. Rocket League Add a few more teammates and a lot more practice and Rocket League was bumping new games out of our playlist for the entire year. It keeps getting better and that’s an amazing yet terrifying proposition for 2017…
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Horrible Nightcast – Episode 04 – Zen Here Before with Justin G
Justin G may be a completionist, but Justin L wants to know why he still needs mindless games in his playlist. Featuring Strider (2014), Atomas, Destiny, more metroidvanias, and finding time to play mobile games. Horrible Night on SoundCloud RSS Feed iTunes Feed TuneIn Feed (Coming Soon) Stitcher Feed Show Features Cast: Justin Lacey, Justin…
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Simple Question: Redemption Games
Early year game releases are where regrets are born. Whether you are busy with your backlog, playing some old favorites, or just relaxing in your favorite giant open world, there are always plenty of excuses to let a good game slip through the cracks. It’s ok it happens, but there’s always an opportunity to redeem…