Mitchell Long, Author at Cliqist

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http://www.examiner.com/user-mitchellchristopherlong

Mitchell “Moe” Long is a North Carolina writer with a passion for all things pop culture. Besides gaming, Moe enjoys cult classic films, listening to vinyl, and drinking far too much coffee. In addition to Cliqist, Moe writes about music and movies, and is currently composing what he hopes will one day be a novel about the universally awkward period of life known as high school. Feel free to check out and subscribe to his Examiner page as well as connect with him on Twitter.

A Look Back at Gabriel Knight

Mitchell Long - October 13, 2014

A Look Back at Gabriel Knight by Mitchell "Moe" Long To help celebrate October, the upcoming Halloween holiday, and the impending release of Gabriel Knight: Sins...

Wasteland 2, A Refreshing Take on the Apocalypse

Mitchell Long - October 6, 2014

Wasteland 2, A Refreshing Take on the Apocalypse by Mitchell "Moe" Long A few months ago, I was privileged enough to review the early access version...

A Marvelous Expedition in Expeditions: Conquistador

Mitchell Long - September 2, 2014

A Marvelous Expedition in Expeditions: Conquistador by Mitchell "Moe" Long Expeditions: Conquistador is a highly enjoyable strategy-role playing romp from Logic Artists. The Copenhagen based developers achieved...

Indiana Moe and the Raiders of the Cheap Consoles

Mitchell Long - July 14, 2014

Indiana Moe and the Raiders of the Cheap Consoles By Mitchell 'Moe' Long 7:30 AM, Saturday Morning The irony of the Roots crooning “Lazy Afternoon” fills the...

Where Are The Crowdfunded Console Exclusives?

Mitchell Long - July 3, 2014

Where Are the Crowdfunded Console Exclusives? By Mitchell "Moe" Long When browsing crowdfunded titles, we typically assume they’re PC games. However support for consoles has been...

Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse – Episode 2 Reviewed

Mitchell Long - May 14, 2014

Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse - Episode 2 Reviewed By Mitchell "Moe" Long When we left our heroes George Stobbart and Nico Collard, the duo...

Tex Murphy: Tesla Effect Reviewed

Mitchell Long - May 7, 2014

Tex Murphy: Tesla Effect Reviewed By Mitchell "Moe" Long It’s rare that a game receives a sequel after 18 years, but considering the series, this should...

Tex Murphy Series Retrospective

Mitchell Long - May 6, 2014

Tex Murphy Retrospective By Mitchell "Moe" Long When I first loaded up the “Tex Murphy” series on my computer, thanks to the friendly folks at GOG.com,...

Broken Sword Series Reviewed

Mitchell Long - April 9, 2014

Broken Sword - Series Review By Mitchell "Moe" Long I recently reviewed “Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse,” and as mentioned in the write up, it...

Wasteland 2 – Early Access Review

Mitchell Long - April 8, 2014

Wasteland 2 - Early Access Review By Mitchell "Moe" Long In 1988, an inventive game called “Wasteland” oozed into computers. Fast forward to 2014, and “Wasteland...

Boot Hill Heroes – Reviewed

Mitchell Long - March 30, 2014

Wild West role-playing games are sparse, and the most recognizable title is Rockstar’s “Red Dead” series. “Boot Hill Heroes” however means to dig in...

Orion: Dino Horde Reviewed

Mitchell Long - March 5, 2014

By Mitchell "Moe" Long The simplest description for “ORION: Dino Horde” is “Counter-Strike” with dinosaurs. Gameplay similarities make the comparison inevitable, but “ORION: Dino Horde”...

Review – Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse – Episode 1

Mitchell Long - February 13, 2014

By Mitchell "Moe" Long “Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse” marks the fifth installment in the classic “Broken Sword” franchise. “The Serpent’s Curse” offers familiar...

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