Facebook has certainly taken the world by storm and created dozens of time sucks for demographics ranging from tweens to empty nesters. Facebook learned early on to open up their architecture for developers and suddenly hundreds of click based games appeared along with fundraising and even more ways to connect.

Team Ohai followed this architecture and created the click based games called Vampires/Zombies/Slayers/Werewolves. The objective of the games are simple, recruit as many of your friends as you can to become a more powerful being while ranking up and fighting your way to the top of the leaderboards. This is fun to do however it becomes a bit daunting because of the repeated amount of clicks you must perform day in and day out with resulting in little momentum of skill levels. Read more »

Do you hear that shuffling? The low moans and dragging feet? It’s time again for GenCon’s Zombie Walk, one of the most popular and hilarious events at the convention. Read more »

Motor City Comic Con featured table upon table of talented artists, whose styles ranged from comic book to airbrush to portrait. One such artist was Mike Calandra, a man who is certainly not afraid to dabble in watercolors, Eddie. Read more »

It was a fantastic weekend of comics, artwork, and media guests at the Motor City Comic Convention this past weekend at the Rock Financial Showplace in Novi, Michigan. Amidst the vendors, I spotted a table showing a low-budget indie horror film called Zombie Apocalypse. Of course, I had to check it out! Read more »

Regular readers of Villaintech are familiar with my preoccupation with zombies. I’m particularly fond of the fast ones, ala Dawn of the Dead, or the rage-infected in 28 Days Later. Left 4 Dead, therefore, looks to be a very promising thriller of a game. Read more »