Out of all of the E3 press conferences, the PC Gaming Show tends to get largely ridiculed or outright ignored by the vast majority of the gaming community. This year, however, I think the PC Gaming Show did an amazing job of showcasing a huge variety of gaming experiences that are all coming to digital
The second annual Game Awards, hosted by Geoff Keighley and held in Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, had a bevy of world premier trailers. Of course, there were some absolute shockers and a few especially underwhelming trailers this year. Come with me on this journey as we explore some of the best and the worst
Well, I’m surprised it took Telltale Games this long to announce a Game of Thrones property. Details on the ground are scarce so far, little more than a single twitter post: It’s TRUE! We’re working with @HBO to create an all-new episodic game series based on GAME OF THRONES in 2014! #VGX pic.twitter.com/d5GkhS2MOw It’s an
Last December, we here at Pixelated Geek took a first look at the first episode of Telltale Games’ five-part time-traveling point-and-click adventure series, Back to the Future: The Game. A welcome entry to an already stellar film trilogy, Back to the Future: The Game’s premiere episode was not only entertaining, but also helped pave the way for an
You know, it’s been a little over a month since we last saw Marty McFly. And, as luck would have it, the ongoing saga that is Telltale Games‘ Back to the Future: The Game continues today with the release of “Double Visions,” the fourth episode in the five-part, point-and-click adventure game. Picking up after “Citizen Brown’s” mind-blowing
Hector: Badge of Carnage Episode 1 was released today for PC and Mac. This first installment, We Negotiate with Terrorists, is the first in a trilogy of games developed by Straandlooper and published by Telltale Games. While technically considered a point-and-click adventure, Hector plays more like a puzzle game – one definitely not suitable for
The ongoing saga that is Telltale Games‘ Back to the Future: The Game continues today with the release of “Citizen Brown,” the third episode in the five-part, point-and-click adventure game. Picking up from “Get Tannen’s” jaw-dropping cliffhanger, Marty’s adventure brings him to yet another alternate 1986, which isn’t what it seems to be. Joining the
Ladies and gentlemen, get ready to fire up your time circuits. After two months of waiting, the second installment of Telltale Games’ five-part Back to the Future series, “Get Tannen!”, finally hit the web last week. A point-and-click adventure game in the same vein as Tales of Monkey Island or Sam & Max, the first
Partly responsible for the resurgence of the point-and-click adventure genre, Telltale Games has consistently delivered quality adventure titles for several years, including such hits as the Sam & Max series, Tales of Monkey Island, and Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People. So, when news spread that Telltale would be handling a five-episode series based