Comics on video games, pop culture and darkness. Created by Mart Virkus.
Ever wondered what it’s like to work in the startup world? Well…
Behold the Unicorn Startup Simulator!
With artwork by yours truly, the Unicorn Simulator lets you experience the ups and downs of the startup life.
It’s like the “Farming Simulator” for the Millennial generation. It’s the “Reigns” for twats.
Continue reading “Survive Silicon Valley in the “Unicorn Startup Simulator””
Fallout 4 mods for PS4 are finally out. I hope someone adds the most terrible weapon known to man – words:
“Leap of faith”? More like “Leap of could you fucking not“:
Continue reading “Assassin’s Creed Every Time I Climb a Wall”
Say goodbye to your loved ones – Civilization VI is coming out this week:
Mafia 3 is an amazing game. Sadly, your enemies are lemmings who just can’t get enough of your blade:
Continue reading “4 Game AI’s That Just Can’t Handle Stealth”
Over the course of October, I’ll be drawing my way through the plot of Half-Life.
Follow my Twitter or Instagram for daily updates on Gordon Freeman’s worst day ever:
The story of course follows Gordon Freeman, a lowly logistics engineer (he literally just has to push around a trolley) who finds himself in the midst of an alien apocalypse after two irresponsible scientists fail to abort an incredibly reckless experiment despite some obvious warning signs.
Ever wondered what bald eagles do after making sweet, sweet American love? They play Broforce:
This is literally what Broforce is about – protecting democracy and freedom by blasting everything else to hell using the biggest collection of action movie icons ever crammed into any format ever. Why? Because AMERICA.
This War of Mine is a depression simulator that asks the question few games have: “how shit are you at being a decent human?”
If you’re the kind of person who thinks most war games lack realism, then “This War of Mine” is for you – you’ll enjoy various fun activities such as “digging through rubble with bare hands”*, “begging for clean drinking water”* and “talking your characters out of committing suicide”*.
*- actual goddamned features – WTF.
It’s been two years since I first published this, but Fallout… Fallout never changes.
It took me about 12 hours to realize that No Man’s Sky is basically an intergalactic mining simulator (I am not a smart man).
Still, despite the distinct lack of meaningful activities – or precisely because of it – that I love it.
As others have pointed out, the beauty of No Man’s Sky is in hammering home the point that no matter what you do in life, it’ll never put a dent in the Universe.