Donut County | Review
I set myself a New Year’s Resolution to play at least thirty games on my backlog this year, not necessarily to 100% completion, but certainly to finish off the main story. The first of the games I chose was one…
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Pokémon Sword | Mini Review
What is it? Pokémon Sword is the counterpart to Pokémon Shield, and together they form the eighth generation of the Pokémon series. In this version, you play as a child in the Galarian region of the Pokémon world, where Pokémon…
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Zumba: Burn it Up | Review
I’ll not lie to you, Zumba: Burn it Up wasn’t my first choice of games to review. I’ve never Zumba-d in my life, and, prior to playing this game, I hadn’t the foggiest about what it would entail. I knew…
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Headliner: NoviNews | Review
Few games have had me as intrigued as Headliner: NoviNews. I’ve played various simulation-type games, but not too many visual novels, and Headliner seemed like a mix of the both of them. I’d seen it when it released on PC,…
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Frog Detective 2 | Review
I’ve actually been playing quite a few games lately, and although I wasn’t necessarily looking for something, Frog Detective 2 came to me and, given it was only an hour in length, I couldn’t really resist it. It ticked a…
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SuperEpic: The Entertainment War | Review
Do you ever feel like games development companies are trying to brainwash the public with their games? Constant wearing us down to spending all of our hard earned cash in their games? Have you ever wanted to infiltrate them, murder…
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Don’t Die, Minerva! | Review
Randomly generated? Tick. “Deep” stat driven loot system? Tick. Indie? Of course that’s a tick. That’s pretty much the big three ticked off for any rogue-lite game these days. Every indie seems to start off by creating a rogue-lite game,…
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Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery | Mini Review
What is it? Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery is an isometric puzzle game for mobile devices, that sees you try to solve a mystery in a small town. Platform(s) Android & iOS Pros Cons Interesting puzzles. Plenty of places to…
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A Small World Cup | Mini Review
What is it? A Small World Cup is an indie mobile game that lets you play a very quick version of the world cup, taking your favourite nation to the pinnacle of the footballing pyramid. Platform(s) Android Pros Cons Simple….
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Shenmue III | Review
When Shenmue III came across my desk, I offered it around to my other editors. It’s a game that, while I have heard good things, I’ve never actually played. This being the case, I felt it my duty to offer…
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The Secrets of Jesus | Review
I’m not a religious man, so when I was asked to review the Secrets of Jesus by the developer, I was a little hesitant. However, it is my favourite genre – a point and click adventure – and it does…
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Mad Games Tycoon | Switch Review
Almost four years ago, I wrote a review on Mad Games Tycoon, during my phase of playing every game development game out there. I recall being impressed with it, but as it was early access back then, I did note…
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Conglomerate 451 | Mini Review
What is it? Conglomerate 451 is an indie cyberpunk dungeon crawling tactical game that sees you play as a government faction that has the ability to clone soldiers into small teams that are needed to unify the section of the…
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Trailmakers | Review
Name two things you’re surprised haven’t gone together yet? If you’re thinking of “Lego” and “No Mans Sky”, then you’re in the right place. Trailmakers is essentially that – but not in so many words. In this game, you have…
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Cat Quest II | Mini Review
What is it? Cat Quest II is the sequel to the original Cat Quest game, which sees you play as both a cat and a dog this time around, trying to restore order to the world that has been cast…
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