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In October 2010 Double Fine released the quintessential Halloween game: Costume Quest. A game about trick-or-treating, dressing up in costumes (to gain super powers, of course), and fighting monsters, Costume Quest is an RPG that plays kind of like a cross between Dragon Quest and Mario & Luigi. Originally released on PSN and XBLA, it has since come to Windows, Mac, Linux, and, as of last Thursday, iOS. The release of Costume Quest onto the App Store took everyone by surprise but what a wonderful addition it is! $4.99 will get you the main game and another $1.99 will snag you the "Grubbins on Ice" DLC pack, making this by far the cheapest way to get the whole experience (Steam, for instance, will run you $15). If you still need convincing, check out the old 1UP review. They liked it 

A while ago my wife introduced me to the two-sentence horror story, which is just what it sounds like. A horror story in two sentences. Now you might think that it would be difficult to be scary in just two sentences, and you’d be right. Many of these stories aren’t that great. Some manage to get by on shock value, but the really good ones tap into our human fear of the unknown and let the imagination run with the possibilities. You don’t want to blow through these stories and keep going because you’ll lose the effect. Really put yourself into the story then stop after reading and let it sink in. Here’s my favorite:

Now here's a song with heart

Zombies have been all the rage in popular culture for quite some time now and that’s reflected in the App Store. You'll find zombies in every sort of game imaginable but the best thing to do to them, naturally, is shoot them in the face!

Rick, your Mask looks Terror-able...

Games Beaten

Yep...scherzo

Well shiver me timbers and call me Kings o' Red Lions!