IronShrineMaiden

Sounds like the name of a crappy iphone game but I guess time will tell if undead mayans will return for our delicious, living blood. Anyway.. VIDYA I've been on an indie game binge lately. Bastion - What a great little game. It isn't very long but it is long enough to satisfy you with it's art, story, music and gameplay. It pretty much covers all the bases needed of a good vidya gaem. Also, dat last part with Zulf......;_; Cave Story - Iono why I hadn't played this earlier but this was certainly enjoyable. The music is so cute and while the gameplay can be quite challenging sometimes, it's challenging in a 'Metal Slug' kinda way as oppo

VIDYA The Binding of Isaac - Thanks to ~EdensBlood (https://www.deviantart.com/edensblood) for recommending. This is a fun lil game. A bit infuriating at times but quite easy to just pick up and play for a little while to kill some time. It all depends on the luck of the draw. Skyrim - Well now, what to say about THE LAND OF SKYRIIIIIIM. Whenever I'm presented with an open world game I always go the opposite direction from the main quest and just see how far I can get and what I can discover before turning back. So it was a while before I thought it was finally time to do the main quest and actually start shouting at stuff. Sure had alot of pelts when I finally entered Drago

VIDYA Shogun 2: TW - Ok, I have mixed feelings about this one. For the first hour or so of playing it I really liked it. It seemed like an updated version of the original shogun but with nicer graphics and features. And it felt like a breath of fresh air after playing Empire: TW and Medieval 2. Then after a while some realizations started kicking in. They really overdid the balancing in regards to some of the low tier units. It seems like every battle hinges on who has more ashigaru or archers. These two bottom tier units fucking PISS ME OFF. I'm a cavalry user and I enjoy nothing more than a good cavalry charge. It was one of the many del