While Ending might initially look needlessly abstract, its design is anything but. It's one of those upper-tier puzzlers that requires no real explanation going in -- you just start the game, and learning is built into the intuitive design ...
Devolver fans, TB is streaming Ruiner right now!!! Edit: Welp, Not sure what
This is pretty much how I would imagine a David Lynch directed episode of Spongebob to
My life is in shambles
I ride away on this pun of the day: My friend and I are going to ride our bikes to a house party because I dont think we could handle
The Mist (2017) is probably the closest thing well ever get to a proper Silent Hill TV I mean, the show is kinda crap most of the time, but the way they handled the mist itself and what lies within is actually pretty darn
Oh shit, September is almost over and Ive only finished one game so far! Gotta finnish DQ8 (why there is orb hunting, why), Alan Wake (Chapter 4 I think I can do it) And PokéMoon (right before elite 4, this one is like taking candy from baby)
When like gives you dilemmas, make dilemmanade
I swear, SOME of the people who buy streaming licenses for Netflix have ZERO taste: 2 Human Centipede movies, every Sharknado film, along with Sword Art Online, Naruto, Bleach, and
mother! is my favorite Silent Hill
Girlfriend got a N3DS and Animal
