In just the second mission of the hilariously violent Broforce, an over-the-top platforming action-shooter from 2015, our bros are send to "Cambrodium" to rescue POWs, while eliminating all baddies, and of course hoist the American flag, before gripping onto a helicopter and leaving all the pixel destruction behind. (Un)fortunately the... read more →
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06
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16
Phil Tippett's experimental stop-motion horror film Mad God is visually disturbing and magically captivating at the same time. Simon Abrams writes in his review on RogerEbert.com that "Tippett’s overwhelming descent into his own id also inevitably reveals itself to be about its own miraculous creation. Beautiful and disgusting, mean and... read more →
Jun
11
The Angkor Wat stage in the arcade-hit Pang dates back to the classic 1990 Amiga game of same name. But when Mitchell released the fourth installment of the series with Mighty! Pang in the arcades at the turn of the millennium we got multiple stages at Angkor Wat with much... read more →
Mar
02
The classic action-RPG Illusion of Gaia, also known in Europe as Illusion of Time, is an all-time favorite role-playing game on the SNES. It was created by Quintet in the mid-90s and published on the Super Nintendo by Enix in Japan and Nintendo in North America. Angkor Wat makes a... read more →
Feb
02
The Shoot'em Up Pang on the Amiga 500 home computer arrived back in 1990 after establishing itself as an addictive hit in the arcades. In one of the 17 stages our safari-gear clad character visits the funnily misspelled Ankor Watt in pursuit of popping even more balloons. A simple concept,... read more →
