There is nothing like doing a review of a point-and-click game from Steam, and this one of AR-K: The Great Escape is a good one. Before I go any further, I just want to say that this game is not related to ARK: Survival Evolved. I got them mixed up as I was getting press info on both o them, and maybe we will have to do that ARK review some other time. I get the feeling that … [Read more...] about Our Review of AR-K: The Great Escape
Tech Reviews
Sword Coast Legends brings Dungeons and Dragons back to the video game arena
While I was at PAX Prime, I did something that I hadn't done in over twenty-five years: play Dungeons and Dragons. I have mentioned before how I quit playing simply because I just grew out of it here, but my Christian friends would surely not approve me starting D&D back without at least a lecture. But let's focus on the here and now, as I have no problem with anyone playing … [Read more...] about Sword Coast Legends brings Dungeons and Dragons back to the video game arena
TYLT ENERGI Sliding Case for the Samsung Galaxy S6
It hasn't been long since I have reviewed a TYLT product, the last being the FLIP-DUO AND THE Y-CHARGE (QUIK). Now I had a chance to review the TYLT ENERGI, made for the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. The purpose of this product is to plug it in to the S6/S6 Edge, and you can slide it in. Then if you need a charge, you just push the button, and this 3,400 mAh battery … [Read more...] about TYLT ENERGI Sliding Case for the Samsung Galaxy S6
G920 and G29 Driving Force Gaming Racing Wheels from Logitech
Well, as many of you know, I went to PAX Prime last week, and I am still getting over it. As I had a chance to stop by Logitech's booth, I was pretty impressed with their Driving Force technology. These are racing wheels designed for gamers, and the coolest were the G920 and G29. I'll go ahead and start with the G920. This one is designed for the Xbox One and PC, and … [Read more...] about G920 and G29 Driving Force Gaming Racing Wheels from Logitech
Planet of the Eyes Game from Cococucumber
After visiting PAX Prime 2015, I was pleased to get a code for playing a game that I at least heard about at the convention called Planet of the Eyes from Cococucumber. I was glad that I tried it out, at it is my kind of game. Planet of the Eyes is a kind of platform/puzzle-solving game. The player is a robot who is roaming this alien world that looks like something out … [Read more...] about Planet of the Eyes Game from Cococucumber
SEIDO Part 2: CAPSA (Galaxy S6), SURFACE (Galaxy S6), and DILEX PRO (Galaxy Note 5)
Okay, I now that covered some SEIDIO products for Apple, today it is SEIDIO Android day. This is the day we cover the CAPSA for the Galaxy S6, the DILEX PRO for the Galaxy Note 5, and the SURFACE also for the Galaxy S6. Let's start with the CAPSA, and I have no idea why it is called that. It is a good case for enclosing the Galaxy S6 for protection, but not from water. It … [Read more...] about SEIDO Part 2: CAPSA (Galaxy S6), SURFACE (Galaxy S6), and DILEX PRO (Galaxy Note 5)
Dead in Bermuda Game Review
I had a chance to try out two games over the weekend. As you might know, I really like playing games but I don't always have the time for them. In the case of Dead In Bermuda, I wish I had more time to give it, honestly. Dead in Bermuda is a game that looks like it has an inspiration from the show Lost. After all, it has a group of survivors who have survived a plane … [Read more...] about Dead in Bermuda Game Review
SEIDIO Part 1: DILEX for the iPad Air 2 and OBEX for the iPhone 6
Well, as you can see, this is one of those "Part" stories, which means that I received a lot of product from a certain company, and I am going to review them. I'll go ahead and start with the Apple products from SEIDIO with the DILEX for the iPad Air 2 and OBEX for the iPhone 6. As far as the DILEX is concerned, it is a product that I have seen before, but this one is … [Read more...] about SEIDIO Part 1: DILEX for the iPad Air 2 and OBEX for the iPhone 6
Speculative Fiction Saturday: MST3K aka Mystery Science Theater 3000
Okay, so I couldn't figure out what Speculative Fiction work that I wanted to do this week, and honestly, I am pretty tired. However, I have to admit that for every good speculative fiction work, there are at least ten that just don't plain work. I'm not talking about films like Lucy or others that I just plain didn't like. Then there are speculative fiction films that … [Read more...] about Speculative Fiction Saturday: MST3K aka Mystery Science Theater 3000
Our Review of Lumini
I first discovered Lumini at Momocon, and I thought it was just a beautiful looking game. I don't know why I just love games with a lot of colorful and yet shadowy atmosphere, but Lumini has it, in spades. Lumini is a unique game where the player is a flock of interesting birds or butterflies. There is kind of a unity thing going on as different colors of flying things … [Read more...] about Our Review of Lumini
Our Review of Tinertia
I had a chance to review some beautiful games, and this is one that I got to see played at PAX Prime 2015. Tinertia is one of those games that is good looking and yet hard to play. Tinertia is about a cute little robot named Weldon who ends up flying is spaceship near a planet when everything mechanical but him goes haywire. He awakes on an alien planet in the core, and … [Read more...] about Our Review of Tinertia
FOODsniffer can detect rotten meat, electronically
I think that we are all into "The Internet of Things", and I heard that Samsung is devoting a lot of time at IFA 2015. This FOODsniffer is something that every cook needs, and possibly every household. The issue is meat, and it is difficult to tell when it has gone bad until it's too late. You definitely want to be on the eating side when it has gone bad. The … [Read more...] about FOODsniffer can detect rotten meat, electronically
SAKAR is making new Peanuts Accessories, just in time for the new movie
Well, I guess it was only a matter of time before someone rebooted Charlie Brown and Snoopy, and of course, why not make it into something computer generated. Of course, SAKAR, who has made a lot of accessories based on licensed material has create a lot of Peanuts accessories as well. I had a chance to try them out, and I have a pair of earbuds on my ears with Snoopy on … [Read more...] about SAKAR is making new Peanuts Accessories, just in time for the new movie
Hands on with the Buoy Tags
I always like reviewing products that I didn't think that I needed. In the case of Buoy Tags, it addresses an interesting problem that I haven't had, but I'm sure that other people have had them. It's those darn charging cords or earbuds from Apple, they are just so white and they all look alike. It would be so easy to just walk off with someone's accessory. However, if … [Read more...] about Hands on with the Buoy Tags
Our review of the Armpocket from Mega i-40 Plus
I've reviewed a lot of Armpocket products before, like the i-35 Armband and the Nighthawk. They are designed to fit on the arm with a strap. I finally got a chance to try out the Mega i-40 Plus, which is designed for the Galaxy Note 4 and the iPhone 6 Plus. Yes, the Mega i-40 Plus is designed for the larger phones. Fortunately, there is a double zipper enclosure which … [Read more...] about Our review of the Armpocket from Mega i-40 Plus