March 2014 Loot Crate!

Hello again! So after a nice little spring break I'm back and I got my Loot Crate when I was gone. So here's everything in the "Titan" themed Crate!!

As obvious from the issue of this month's Crate, Attack on Titan and Titanfall play major roles in this crate

The first item is a T-shirt! Pretty nice, and apparently this design is only available through Loot Crate

Up next is the pin! This one has the same design as the magazine cover

Next is this Attack on Titan wristband! A very cool accessory

Then there's...candy? This was added in honor of St. Patrick's Day!

An Attack on Titanfall magnet! Already on my fridge

A discount card for a Prima's Titanfall strategy guide

More candy!!

A Titanfall Lanyard. Very nice design

The first volume of Attack on Titan!

Finally, a discount card for Gaems and a pair of Gunnar glasses

So this is the March Loot Crate. It's pretty nice, though if you aren't playing Titanfall currently (which sadly I'm not) or not interested in Attack on Titan (which is a shame, it's pretty good) then this may not be the crate for you, but it's still pretty great!

If you'd like to start your own subscription to Loot Crate (and maybe help me save a little on my own subscription) follow this link here: http://mbsy.co/lootcrate/1348183

Support Classroom Aquatic!

UPDATE: It was funded! I can't wait to play, the Kickstarter page says it should be available around December!

Get studying guys!...or don't!

Let's get something straight, I hate dolphins. They're probably the worst animals in the ocean to me.

Something else: I love video games with fresh new concepts. And Classroom Aquatic  has that.

Classroom Aquatic is a game being developed by Sunken Places. The game is about a student that has a test they haven't studied for, and so now they must cheat off their classmates that have properly prepared.

Oh, and everyone is a dolphin.

Yep.

Why? I don't really know, but that's the game. The game is planning on being released on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Also with plans to develop with the Oculus Rift in mind. Where you would actually move to try and cheat off of classmates.

This game is currently on the tail end of its Kickstarter, and is about $2,700 short of its goal and only a few hours left to achieve it.

If you're a fan of games with fresh ideas, or are just wondering what exactly this game is about, check out their Kickstarter page here.

- Steampunkphreak