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Goonhammer Interviews: Vtubing Superstar Zentreya Talks Warhammer, Hamburgers, and Horror

Marcille "Marcy" Donato - October 2, 2023

A question we often ask at Goonhammer HQ is: “What can we do that’s different or unique in the hobby space?”, and I love to find ways to answer that question more than anything else I do here. So,...

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REview: Resident Evil 4

Josh Boyes - May 26, 2023

Boy, do I fucking love Resident Evil. Ever since playing Code Veronica on my uncle’s PS1 (not the best start, but it was a start, damnit) and getting so scared I had to shut the game off and run to...

Turn Order

Don’t Look Back: A Very Special Halloween Review

Jackie Daytona - October 31, 2022

Happy Halloween everyone! Horror and spooky times are hard to emulate on the tabletop, but Black Site Studios answers with Don’t Look Back, their love letter to classic horror features from the 80’s and 90’s. Let’s open up this...

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Goonhammer’s Guide to Painting Spooky Stuff

Robert "TheChirurgeon" Jones - October 31, 2021

At Goonhammer we're big fans of the spooky, the scary, and the macabre and big fans of Halloween as a result. In case you missed our guide to painting classic movie monsters this year or last year's guides to...

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Goonhammer’s Favorite Horror Games

Goonhammer Staff - October 30, 2021

We love Halloween. From the general sense of dread to the costumes and the fun of horror games and entertainment, we’re big fans of the spooky season. So with Halloween fast approaching, we at the Goonhammer offices figured we’d...

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How to Paint Everything: Classic Movie Monsters

Daniel "Skails" Rodenberg - October 30, 2021

Oh It's Halloween again and that's our favorite time of year! We love talking about monsters and horror and so this week we're revisiting some classic movie monsters from the minis line by Studio Miniatures and talking about how to...

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In Amnesia: Rebirth, Horror Gets Its Head Checked Once Again

Jonathan Bernhardt - November 3, 2020

Amnesia: Rebirth isn’t a particularly scary game, but then, it doesn’t really seem to be trying to be. Rebirth comes to us courtesy of developer Frictional Games, responsible for Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Soma, two widely-renowned innovators in the...