Tag: Reviews

Shadow Knights Studio Release “The Lighthouse Early Access” Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHSiah0SszU&t=17s The Lighthouse is now available on Steam Early Access (60% OFF DURING THE STEAM SUMMER SALE!) - https://store.steampowered.com/app/66... Act 3 - Coming soon Learn More - https://www.thelighthousegame.com/ Get the Soundtrack: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the... Still not sure? Well here is what we've played and thought about Shadow Knights Studio game. With some game play videos and reviews.... Continue Reading →

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“The Gentleman #2: Lovecraftian” – Comic Review

The Gentleman #2 is the 2nd issue of the 3rd SFC Comic comics solo series. This will be a 32 page comic written by Greg Anderson Elysee of the graphic novel  Is'Nana: The Werespider series, drawn by Massimialiano Veltri of Marvel Comics and TItan Comics, with colors by Marco Pagnotta of SFC and Kasai. A Lovecraftian inspired horror noir story about the... Continue Reading →

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“Midnight Sky #4” – Comic Review

(W) James Pruett (A/CA) Scott Van Domelen (C) Ilaria Fella After discovering the Changelings' plans for human children, Jennifer, Elita, and Alejandro find themselves on the run from their hunters who are attempting to eliminate Elita as a threat, as her reputation continues to inspire the desperate humans. While attempting to avoid detection by following... Continue Reading →

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“Midnight Sky #3” – Comic Review

(W) James Pruett (A/CA) Scott Van Domelen (C) Ilaria Fella Cover By Scott Van Domelen (also War of the Worlds Homage) "Salvation Children." Staring into the face of death from uncaged wild animals at the Florida Zoo, Jennifer and her two children, Alejandro and Elita, must find a way to escape before becoming dinner themselves.... Continue Reading →

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“Midnight Sky #2” – Comic Review

(W) James Pruett (A/CA) Scott Van Domelen (C) Ilaria Fella Covers By Scott Van Domelen (also Invasion of the Body Snatchers Homage) For over a decade the world has been at war with an invisible, secret enemy that is undetectable because they look like everyone else. What would your friends do or say when they... Continue Reading →

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“Campfire Stories” – Comic Review

Having arrived early to Ruby Rivers Summer Camp, five camp counselors decide to tell the scariest stories and local legends they know. From monstrous creatures to conniving witches and the horrors of a dark forest. Campfire Stories spans 60 years with each story set in a different decade and told through a variety of horror... Continue Reading →

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