Video Game Reviews, Articles
I’m a big fan of games that try something a bit more experimental, and that’s definitely the case with the game I’m reviewing today – Genesis Noir. It’s a point and click-ish adventure game that doesn’t stick to the usual…
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Factfile Developed by: Sega Published by: Sega Released: 1990 Format played: Mega Drive Not to be confused with Last Duel, or indeed anything approaching competent gaming, Last Battle: Legend of the Final Hero is actually a follow up to our…
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I’ve played a fair share of games that aren’t quite my go-to in terms of genres lately, but I was quite excited when I got the opportunity to play Black Legend, a newly released strategy role playing game which seemed…
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Recently I played Fights in Tight Spaces, a card-based game that sees you take on enemies in hand-to-hand combat using abilities you’d picked up along the way. Now, I’m playing something that is almost entirely different, except for the fact…
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In my early teens, I used to religiously read the Cyanide & Happiness cartoon strips. That was about fifteen years ago. I figured, since most things on the internet aren’t really built to last, these guys came to an end…
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Itch.io is a good source for games, and it’s never been easy to be a game developer with all the great software out there to help with building games. One game that combines these two aspects is Niravasi, a survival…
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Roguelites are flavour of the century it seems. Every other game I play lately seems to have elements of a roguelite game and it has led to me feeling very apathetic when it comes to them. Occasionally one will crop…
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Over the course of the last few years, I’ve been quite fortunate to play a bunch of games that I probably would never have considered. I’ve also been able to play a fair few genres that, if not for these…
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Factfile Developed by: Rockstar Games Published by: Rockstar Games Released: 2009 Format played: PS3 I’ve always been slightly behind the curve when it comes to Grand Theft Auto. I touched on this in one of my earliest pieces for the…
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A merry, rag-tag band of mercenaries are off to make themselves as much money as possible – and also save a kingdom in the process, I guess – in this half-decent side-scroller by the team at Storybird Games. Golden Force…
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Dystopian-themed video games are about as common as cereal, and tend to feature the usual tropes that you’d expect from the genre. Liberated is no different in a lot of ways, to the point where it might as well be…
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I think everyone and their dog has played Papers, Please, as it basically spawned a genre of games where games didn’t necessarily have to be all-action, but rather put people into a mundane activity and build a story around that….
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Growing up, I played a lot of word games with my family. Scrabble, Boggle and plenty of other types of word games, I’ve always been a fan of them. I have generally played them, in recent times, on my phone…
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Back to the nineties we go (sort of) with this throwback side-scroller. Wallachia: Reign of Dracula is bound to make you sweat bullets with its exceptionally challenging gameplay akin to the titles of yesteryear, but there’s a lot of merit…
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I’ve never been a racing game enthusiast really. At least not proper racing games. I did enjoy Gran Turismo 3, but almost every game since then has been a bit of a miss for me to be honest. My ideal…
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