Edition 28 : April' 25
This edition we talk about the times when Hosea and Dutch were little kids and recent openings in the gaming space.
Job & Internship Roles
Hooked - 2D Concept Artist (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Meme Wars - Technical Unity Animator (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Uni Dreams - 3D Artist (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Uni Dreams - Texture Artist (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Tabi Entertainment - 2D Artist (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Colonist - Game Experience Designer (Full Time) - Remote - Link
The Game Band - Mid-level Combat Designer (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Sad Owl Studios - Puzzle Designer (Full Time) - Remote - Link
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The Cowboy Chaos of Red Dead Revolver 🤠
Released in 2004, Red Dead Revolver marked Rockstar’s first foray into the Wild West. Before the sweeping open-world of Red Dead Redemption, this gritty third-person shooter introduced players to a more arcade-style western experience—fast-paced, stylized, and unapologetically wild.
You played as Red Harlow, a bounty hunter with a tragic past and a six-shooter that never missed. The game was structured around linear levels, each offering intense shootouts, quick-draw duels, and colorful enemies straight out of a spaghetti western.
Red Dead Revolver leaned hard into its aesthetic—dusty saloons, ghost towns, steam trains, and a haunting soundtrack made it feel like you were starring in your own cult western flick. Its mix of over-the-top characters and gritty storytelling gave it a pulpy charm that stood out from other shooters of the time.
While it lacked the open-world freedom of its successors, its spirit laid the foundation for what came next. For many, this was the first taste of Rockstar’s frontier vision—a chaotic, stylish slice of cowboy mayhem that deserves its spot in gaming history.