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Who Or What’s Killing ‘Fortnite’?

Back in July of 2017, Epic Games released a multiplayer game that seemed unique at the time, Fortnite. The third-person shooter has players teaming up with friends as they fight off waves of zombies and gather supplies to build up fortifications in order to protect their objective. The game soon changed into what we now know as today as Fortnite: Battle Royal. In this version, 100 players enter a play area with nothing; they gather supplies, build cover, outrun a health-draining storm, all the while trying to be the last one alive. In a fortnight (pun intended) the game’s popularity blew up especially with kids (under the age of 18). The game’s bright colors, animations, lack of violence (no blood or gore), humor, and the fact alone that it’s FREE, attracted many players around the world. So why is its popularity declining? The game became really popular when Youtubers and (Twitch) streamers started playing it. This is possibly where the

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Capt McNeely
Feb 21, 2019
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You Can Now Defend Your Home From Walkers In ‘The Walking Dead: Our World’

Ever wanted to protect your town/city or even your own backyard from walkers? Now’s your chance! Next Games has teamed up with AMC for a new augmented reality mobile game, “The Walking Dead: Our World”. The mobile game will allow you and friends to defeat the undead anywhere in the world from Main Street in your hometown to the poolside in a friend’s backyard during a BBQ! Players will be able to: Fight hoards solo or compete in weekly missions alongside friends, showcasing their skills to claim recognition and rewards Collect character and weapon cards, helping to take down the walkers one bullet at a time Rescue survivors and bring them to safe locations Play the game wherever and whenever they want with “couch play” options Complete a wide variety of mission types and earn rewards Join the fight and play alongside characters from AMC’s The Walking Dead, including Daryl, Michonne, Rick and many more Use flares to grant group

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Capt McNeely
Jul 12, 2018
Horror Fuel

‘Cthulhu Chronicles’ A Horror Mobile Game

Mobile gaming app developer Metaarcade will bring the otherworldly madness of Cthulhu to your mobile device in ‘Cthulhu Chronicles’. Players take on many roles as different characters who are all investigating the cult of Cthulhu through different scenarios. This RPG game is different from others as instead of building up your characters abilities through combat; you must pick the right character for the investigative scenario as each character has their own strengths and weaknesses as well as their own storyline. The mobile game is based on the physical board game and will be available for iOS devices, don’t worry, other platforms are in development. The game is free to download but there are in-game purchases but to celebrate the launch of the game there will be 10% discounts on all scenarios the week of the game launch (July 10, 2018).

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Capt McNeely
Jul 10, 2018
Horror Fuel

Get a Quick Scare with Home

Home, created by Benjamin Rivers and released in 2012, is touted as a unique horror adventure game by the developer. Everything that happens is entirely subjective, which is not commonly seen in games. The art is in a pixel style, making the game feel retro, especially when combined with the story taking place in text. It is a very simple game as controls only go forward, backward, raise your lamp, and select highlighted objects, which makes it perfect for mobile gaming. Going through the first time will only take an hour and it is best to play the game straight through. However, it requires multiple passes to achieve each of the different endings. The game is engaging for the first time, but it becomes very tedious and repetitive if you make attempts at each of the endings and achievements. The game is heavily story-driven and you wake up in an unknown house. As you explore, you uncover many dark secrets

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Capt McNeely
Jan 30, 2016

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Horror Fuel

Who Or What’s Killing ‘Fortnite’?

Back in July of 2017, Epic Games released a multiplayer game that seemed unique at the time, Fortnite. The third-person shooter has players teaming up with friends as they fight off waves of zombies and gather supplies to build up fortifications in order to protect their objective. The game soon changed into what we now know as today as Fortnite: Battle Royal. In this version, 100 players enter a play area with nothing; they gather supplies, build cover, outrun a health-draining storm, all the while trying to be the last one alive. In a fortnight (pun intended) the game’s popularity blew up especially with kids (under the age of 18). The game’s bright colors, animations, lack of violence (no blood or gore), humor, and the fact alone that it’s FREE, attracted many players around the world. So why is its popularity declining? The game became really popular when Youtubers and (Twitch) streamers started playing it. This is possibly where the

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Feb 21, 2019
Horror Fuel

You Can Now Defend Your Home From Walkers In ‘The Walking Dead: Our World’

Ever wanted to protect your town/city or even your own backyard from walkers? Now’s your chance! Next Games has teamed up with AMC for a new augmented reality mobile game, “The Walking Dead: Our World”. The mobile game will allow you and friends to defeat the undead anywhere in the world from Main Street in your hometown to the poolside in a friend’s backyard during a BBQ! Players will be able to: Fight hoards solo or compete in weekly missions alongside friends, showcasing their skills to claim recognition and rewards Collect character and weapon cards, helping to take down the walkers one bullet at a time Rescue survivors and bring them to safe locations Play the game wherever and whenever they want with “couch play” options Complete a wide variety of mission types and earn rewards Join the fight and play alongside characters from AMC’s The Walking Dead, including Daryl, Michonne, Rick and many more Use flares to grant group

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jul 12, 2018
Horror Fuel

‘Cthulhu Chronicles’ A Horror Mobile Game

Mobile gaming app developer Metaarcade will bring the otherworldly madness of Cthulhu to your mobile device in ‘Cthulhu Chronicles’. Players take on many roles as different characters who are all investigating the cult of Cthulhu through different scenarios. This RPG game is different from others as instead of building up your characters abilities through combat; you must pick the right character for the investigative scenario as each character has their own strengths and weaknesses as well as their own storyline. The mobile game is based on the physical board game and will be available for iOS devices, don’t worry, other platforms are in development. The game is free to download but there are in-game purchases but to celebrate the launch of the game there will be 10% discounts on all scenarios the week of the game launch (July 10, 2018).

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jul 10, 2018
Horror Fuel

Get a Quick Scare with Home

Home, created by Benjamin Rivers and released in 2012, is touted as a unique horror adventure game by the developer. Everything that happens is entirely subjective, which is not commonly seen in games. The art is in a pixel style, making the game feel retro, especially when combined with the story taking place in text. It is a very simple game as controls only go forward, backward, raise your lamp, and select highlighted objects, which makes it perfect for mobile gaming. Going through the first time will only take an hour and it is best to play the game straight through. However, it requires multiple passes to achieve each of the different endings. The game is engaging for the first time, but it becomes very tedious and repetitive if you make attempts at each of the endings and achievements. The game is heavily story-driven and you wake up in an unknown house. As you explore, you uncover many dark secrets

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jan 30, 2016