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Posted by Barry on April 30, 2017

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Virtual Zombie Walk and Zombie Bowl-O-Rama

Virtual Zombie Walk I hope that everyone is enjoying the virtual zombie walk. I will be out of town on a family trip, but I plan to visit all of these cool blogs. As for "Attention Earthlings", this is the final day of our Big Fish games giveaway . I kicked off the giveaway with a review of " Plants vs Zombies ". Check out the giveaway ( link ). The winner can pick 5 games and some of those games should appeal to the zombie fan. This time I'll review Zombie Bowl-O-Rama... If you are familiar with the game Elf Bowling, you should have a pretty good idea what Zombie Bowl-O-Rama is all about. Basically, you bowl down zombies. Product description: The Zombies have taken over your favorite lanes, and it’s up to you to send ‘em back to the graveyard where they belong! Select a colorful character to take on the attacking Zombies with your favorite ball and a few tricks and treats in Zombie Bowl-O-Rama . Give a whole new meaning to Zombie strik...

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Review: Empire State

Empire State by Adam Christopher Paperback: 416 pages Publisher: Angry Robot (December 7, 2011) ISBN-10: 0857661922 ISBN-13: 978-0857661920 Product description : It was the last great science hero fight, but the energy blast ripped a hole in reality, and birthed the Empire State – a young, twisted parallel prohibition-era New York. When the rift starts to close, both worlds are threatened, and both must fight for the right to exist. My thoughts : I love the stuff from Angry Robot . When I first got wind of this title, I was eager to get my hands on it. I thought that the cover was brilliant. I was very impressed with the Empire State World Builder idea ( link ). Anything that brings fans, the author, and the publisher together has to be a great concept. Even the story of a prohibition-era parallel universe sounded great. Sadly, the execution was a disappointment. Neither the characters nor the story are interesting. I almost quit ...

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