Okay, okay. Maybe this is a tad confusing. Just bear with me. Game Blog Girl is still back, she never went anywhere. But now she’s back on gamebloggirl.com! A wonderful home for a wonderful readership (three people count as a readership, right?). I’m still on the terrific website GamersSphere as well (see this post if you are confused). So, I’m back everywhere it seems? Yes, I am back on this little site and I’m staying as a contributor on GamersSphere. Game Blog Girl is all over the internet!
UPDATE: Game Blog Girl is back on gamebloggirl.com! So this post is somewhat irrelevant now… so just move along!
Game Blog Girl has been unmasked! She’s still back, she’s just somewhere else. Read on to find out what any of this could possibly mean.
I’ve been away far too long. But let’s not make this awkward.
I am aware that I haven’t posted anything for a bit. Well, I’ve been busy. Terribly busy. A week without video games busy. I know what you’re thinking: Oh, this is serious.
I’ve been nominated for my first (non-Liebster) award from, once again, the magnanimous John Heatz. I know you are waiting with bated breath to see the details of my acceptance post, so let’s get to it.
Happy Halloween everyone! This Thursday night should be filled with treats, tricks and some spooky games. Here’s my suggestions for video game related activities on All Hallows’ Eve.
Sir or Madam, please take a moment out of your undoubtedly busy Halloween schedule to try one of the most surprisingly entertaining indie games of the year. While Sir, You Are Being Hunted is not as frightening as video games such as Fatal Frame or Outlast it is certainly worth your valuable (Halloween) time.
We all get the strange urge to play browser games from time to time (despite our spectacular video game collections). Unfortunately, many browser games either aren’t worth your time or are no longer interesting to you. Here are the five surprisingly addictive browser games you should play today.
I’m elated to announce that I have been nominated for another Liebster award from the blogger extraordinaire, drakulus23. He asked some great questions, so let’s see some answers!
I recently pre-ordered a copy of Beyond: Two Souls at my local GameStop after playing a surprisingly entertaining demo of the game a day earlier. What was I met with? A saddened GameStop sales associate who informed me that there would be no midnight event for Beyond as it has not generated enough interest. Unfortunately, I expected that to some extent. I’ve read innumerable articles about the distaste for Beyond‘s lack of meaningful gameplay. I, too, was afraid that Beyond would be a quasi-interactive film and not a real video game. Then it struck me: Beyond will be fun regardless.
