Around this time last year, when the days were getting darker and the horror holiday was almost here, I decided to go on a new journey: To explore all the Castlevania games that I missed out on, specifically

I'm really happy I managed to finish another animation for Halloween. I'm taking a break from complicated art projects until a ways into November, but there is still one more Halloween article on the horizon.

It's been in the works for a while, and now here it is: I made a little animation using some of the techniques I've learned in Spine and AfterEffects to bring you this spooky monster emerging from a cauldron.

I'm back to posting after a short break! The plan is to post one more article for Halloween, but it's been taking me a while to finish it 'cause it covers many games. I'll reveal right now that the article

The final episode is finally here. It's a milestone, but it's also one of the great "shames" of my streaming history. I made it through, but somehow, some way, I just couldn't beat Grunty without

Oh my, it's the second-to-last Banjo-Kazooie stream. I'll be honest - I'm not too proud of the finale of this one. I had a lot of trouble, particularly with the last part. You'll know it when you see it.

The spooky stage is done, but there might be more Spooktober content on the horizon. Like I mentioned, I'm working on a little art/animation project and I'm also streaming Resident Evil HD. I hope to get

Phew! I've been writing a pretty crazy amount of articles lately. Let's wind down with some Banjo-Kazooie. I'm working on a fun little creative project for Halloween, but I probably won't publish it until

I decided to try another indie horror game. This one was a lot more obscure than the others I've played, but it was reasonably well received, so I decided to give it a try. I got to an ending, of which

It's still the month of Halloween, so I had a look at the 2016 indie horror game 'Pony Island,' a self described suspense puzzle game in disguise. The game represents part of a recent trend for games to

This one's comparatively short, "only" an hour, but still in the spirit of Halloween considering the stage we're in! Mad Monster Mansion will always have a special, spooky place in my heart.

We play games for a multitude of reasons. For the challenge, to explore a new world, to get social. But sometimes a game is just therapeutic, just busywork to zone out to. I recently had a look at 'Viridi,'

I've finally finished 'Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma,' a game I was so mixed about that I actually wrote a preliminary article detailing the reasons I was taking so long to get through the game. Now it's

Phew! I got my latest article out and it's doing well. Thanks a lot to everyone who read it! I've got some more ideas knocking around in my head for Halloween, but until those turn into fully fledged articles,

After enjoying Detention, I decided to try another frightening 2D puzzle/exploration game that has been on my to-do list for a long time. 'Silence of the Sleep' was released in 2014 and was developed by

My next article is almost done. I'll reveal right now that it's about 'Silence of the Sleep,' a little known indie horror game from 2014. I've got a lot of good and bad to say in my next Spooktober article,

2 articles and a new piece of art are in the works, but I need some time to finish them. In the meantime, please enjoy some more Banjo-Kazooie content. Here's the original description: We finish up in

Bitrate is really bad near the start but picks back up again after that. We finish Treasure Trove Cove, explore and find a new area to clear! -- Watch live at ▶️ DTube ▶️ YouTube

Scary Thoughts About 'Detention' It's (almost) October again, and the month of Halloween always inspires me to experience and write about new horror experiences. The first game we're talking about this

After finishing Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night just a few weeks ago, I really wanted to draw something relating to the game, and what better subject than the lovely protagonist herself? I admit that