Welcome to Twinstiq's Game club, where we each nominate a game and then - as a team - play the game to completion, talking about it in a little weekly podcast on a Saturday.
Right now, we are playing Papers, Please.
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The Twinstiq GameClub Episode 5: Ghostbusters (3/3)
We Finish Up our Discussion of Ghostbusters: The Video Game and pick our next Game Club title!
The Twinstiq Game Club Episode 4: Ghostbusters: The Video Game
We give our initial impression of the 2009 Ghostbusters game.
The Twinstiq Game Club Episode 3: Loom 2/2
We finish our discussion of a classic Lucas Arts gem. And pick our next GameClub game for the week!
Twinstiq Game Club Plays: Ghostbusters (2009) (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
Hello Internet and welcome to Twinstiq’s Game Club. Game Club is where we each nominate a game and then, as a team, play the game to completion, talking about it in a little weekly podcast on Sundays.
What Were You Playing 20 Years Ago?
Lately I've been seeing a lot articles on the good ol' interwebs about certain iconic PC titles that will be turning 20 this year. That got me thinking: I've been a gamer for a pretty long time now. What was I playing some 20 years back? What were some of the other guys from Twinstiq playing then? So I'm going to talk briefly about a couple of titles that really cemented me into the PC gamer category, And we'll hear from a few of the crew about what they had going on from that era as well. Join me in my and a few of the crew's ramblings below. Read more
Twinstiq Game Club Plays: Loom
Welcome to Twinstiq's Game club, where we each nominate a game and then - as a team - play the game to completion, talking about it in a little weekly podcast on a Saturday.
Right now, we are playing Loom. Read more
The Twinstiq Game Club!
That's right fellow Stiq-lings. We're getting the club back together! Welcome back to the official un-officially unprofessional Twinstiq Game Club! (Think book club but with games instead of books, and nerds instead for people in nursing homes)
The five us each nominated a game and randomly picked one that we will be playing first!
Cinco de Mayo Accomplished
For this Cinco de Mayo challenge I took on the colossal task of beating 5 games in May. I finished earlier than I thought because The Stanley Parable was quite short, but any way, here are my impressions: Read more
Dante’s #5dM
For this Cinco de Mayo challenge I'm trying to beat these 5 games:
Splatoon
I've spent many hours playing Splatoon's multiplayer matches, but I had barely scratched its single player campaign. This May is the month I'll beat the crap out of those octopuses.
Table Top Racing: World Tour
This game was given away as a PS+ freebie this month. I don't have any other racing games for my PS4 so it'll be a nice change of pace to my gaming routine. I'm going to go for the 6 championship gold cups available in the base game.
One Piece Pirate Warriors 3
I played through the main story mode for One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 back in April. However, there are plenty of characters to be unlocked in the Dream Log mode, which seems to take longer to complete than the main log. I'll consider it complete when I have unlocked all characters, including Shanks. Speaking of Shanks...
Shank
I bought this game a long time ago as a part of a Humble Bundle. It always seemed interesting to me, but my lack of PC controller made me hesitate. It's been in the backlog for years, and it's time I give this one a go. I'll find time later to play Shank 2 which I also own... Darn bundles...
The Stanley Parable
I'm taking The Stanley Parable for this Cinco de Mayo just as I took Gone Home for the 4 in February. It's supposed to be short and it's well regarded by the critics so I hope I enjoy it as much as Gone Home.