Watch Dogs Legion (XSS) | Review
I knew I couldn’t wait for this. For some reason, the Watch Dogs series has me on a hook. I got the first one after I’d finished watching the first three seasons of Person of Interest and thought it was…
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Five Dates (PC) | Review
Since Black Mirror dropped their interactive episode on Netflix, a few companies have tried to create something similar that has their own twist on the idea. One of the ones that got sent my way was Five Dates by Welsh…
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Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?! (Switch) | Review
I know what I’m getting into with a Cook, Serve, Delicious game. Tricky challenges with good humour and plenty of different ways to curate your restaurant. The third instantiation of the game is slightly different however – having watched your…
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Small Living World UNLOCKED | Mini Review!
What is it? Small Living World UNLOCKED is a game that gives you the ability to create a whole new world, placing things where you want and watching the world evolve and grow as a result of your actions. Platform(s)…
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Call For Streamers To Help Raise £300,000 For 30,000 Children This Christmas
National children’s charity Starlight is calling on online content creators to stream for Starlight this Christmas to raise vital funds as part of the charity’s ‘Time to Play’ Christmas campaign. Using online donation platform Tiltify and platforms like Twitch, YouTube,…
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Overcrowd: A Commute ‘Em Up (PC) | Review
I’m a big fan of simulation and management style games, so I’m always willing to give any in the genre a go, no matter how niche they are. I’ve not ever come across one quite as niche as the London…
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Drake Hollow (PC) | Review
As I started playing Drake Hollow, it gave me vibes of Unturned with maybe a touch of Dungeon Defenders tossed in there too. Both of which are games I thoroughly enjoyed, so I had high hopes. Drake Hollow is a…
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Art of Rally (PC) | Review
Art of Rally is an arty look back at the golden age of rally driving. Casting you back in time to the late 60s, and driving era-appropriate cars, you’re taken through randomly generated courses across a multitude of countries. I’ve…
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A Way Out | Mini Review
What is it? A Way Out is a co-op video game that sees you play as one of a two-man team looking to escape prison and earn their freedom by fleeing as far as they can from jail. Platform(s) PC…
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Spinch (PC) | Review
Bright, colourful and designed by award-winning Canadian cartoonist Jesse Jacobs, Spinch is a platformer where colour is the enemy. You are playing as a white blob known as a Spinch, on a quest to save your offsprings from the onslaught…
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Cloud Gardens (PC) | Review
In the last ten years, with indie games becoming more and more prominent, we’re seeing game concepts become much more varied and unique than ever before. We’ve got games similar to the one I reviewed yesterday – Booth – which…
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Desert Child | Mini Review
What is it? Desert Child is an arcade hoverbike racing game featuring a lo-fi hip hop soundtrack. You’re cast as a hotshot hoverbike racer set sometime in the future, with the main goal being able to earn enough cash to…
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Booth (PC) | Review
Despite being a Humble Monthly customer since it began, I’ve never actually played any of their non-DRM free games. Mostly because, after noticing it when it first came out, I completely forgot about it. And then, over the last couple…
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Wasteland 3 (PC) | Review
Wasteland 3. The third in the series that initially graced our computers over thirty years ago, and a follow on from the events of the Game of the Year winning Wasteland 2. Given how well regarded the game is, and…
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Not Tonight | Mini Review
What is it? Not Tonight is a post-Brexit simulation game that sees you play as a “non-pure” British person who can only qualify for menial jobs – and the menial job you’ve been granted is nightclub doorman. You must check…
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