About David Temple

Welcome to the other side of the veil. I’m your host, and I’m so happy to see you here. I know it may not be so happy for you, but take heart—I have a mission for you, so I’ll be sending you back to the land of the living…at least for a while.
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Cladun X3 is another 16-bit dungeon crawler that provides all the dungeon running, monster destroying, gold grabbing, level grinding goodness you would expect, but there is much more. And the “more” will either make or break the game for you.
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So, you say you like an old-school dungeon crawl? We have just the thing for you…especially if, like myself, your school is so old that its hallways were single-bit.
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It’s time to take a stroll around Davy Jones’s locker room (his actual locker is way deeper than you want to go). The title here tells you the basics; you sink and then restore power. Simple, really, but far from easy…and that’s where the fun begins.
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Today’s game is a deck built dungeon crawl. That’s right, you get to build your own dungeon. The cards limit what you can build each day, so build wisely. The …
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Tall ship; check. Bandana; check. Big earring; check. Drive to seek treasure; check. Shiny sword; check. It’s all here—you must be a pirate. There are sword-wielding skeletons to destroy, so you’ll be having too much fun to really worry about much else in Trident’s Tale.
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The premise of Skies Above is rather interesting; Leviathan wants to leave your world, but it needs help getting through all the feisty (and surprisingly damaging) flying orbs. This is where you come in, hero.
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Our game of the day is Rogue Waters, a pirate themed rogue-lite adventure with sailing ships, cannonfire, and cutlasses a-plenty. There are some interesting differences between other roguelites and this game, but enough to help it stand out?
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Dead Dragons aren’t dead. This isn’t really a spoiler because you find out the dragons aren’t dead in about the first two minutes. Besides, the whole point of the game is what you do about the dragons still running amok.
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Our game today is called Dreamless, and it’s a quaint, little entry in the horror genre. I progressed through the game not with a sense of engagement, but with the vain hope it would get better. It didn’t.
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VED is a turn-based adventure game with sword fights and fantasy. As you probably expect, there is a gaggle of game gadgets to collect, upgrade, and use in interesting ways to beat the baddies and win the day. However…
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Even though I was disinclined to watch the ‘90s TV show, I have a more favorable opinion of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind…and “rewind” is definitely what we get.
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Reel Fishing: Days of Summer is just one in a series of releases from Natsume, and it’s a bit different from what you might expect. Let’s take a look, shall we?
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For those who are young (or very young at heart), the humor of Billy Bumbum: A Cheeky Puzzler will be well appreciated. The game may rely on poo-gas to propel our hero like a little square rocket, but the puzzles are actually pretty good.
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Jello is a 2D platformer with a time feature. You don’t have a time limit, per-se, but the faster you finish a level, the better you score. There is also a community leaderboard you can use to compete with other players for points and bragging rights.
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Even if you have not experienced the preceding title, you can probably guess by Morbid: The Lords of Ire’s title that this one is going to be a bit on the gruesome side and not suitable for the younger gamers (rated M for a reason).
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One of the first things you will notice in Epic Dumpster Bear 1.5 DX: Dumpster Fire Rebirth is that we are not dealing with just any ordinary dumpster diving bear. Oh, no.
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Wrath: Aeon of Ruin is a nifty little throwback to some of the early, really good first-person shooters. For those who don’t need a Wayback machine, this game has more than just a little bit in common with Doom and Quake.
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