Video Game Reviews, Articles
Bad Dream: Coma is a horror-themed 2D point-and-click adventure, involving problem-solving to progress through each of its eight chapters. The Xbox/S/X version costs £8.39, and is also available on Playstation 4/5 and PC. I’ll be honest. I don’t like point…
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What is it? Aviano is an indie game that has you play as a hang-gliding archaeologist, gliding through hoops to discover underground areas of interest. Platform(s) PC Pros Cons Looks nice. Levels are challenging but fun. Only one song. UI…
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As we trundle inexorably towards the meteorological uncertainty that is the great British summer, our thoughts turn to those of attempting to eat ice cream in gale-force winds, which waterproof swimwear is the most appealing and how, sweet digital gaming…
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A while ago, I reviewed Rainswept and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was a fun game with a good story and lovely visuals, and I was excited to see more from the developers – and that day has come. A month…
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What is it? Internet Court is a game that puts you in a court room that is based entirely over a Zoom-like application. You have to find out the truth and try to outmaneuvre the defence lawyer in order to…
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Spring is in the air, Lockdown Part 2 is easing (at least in Blighty) and there are free games aplenty on your Playstation platforms to distract from the increasingly warmer rays of the sun. From a double dose of zombie…
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What is it? Minit is an indie adventure game in the same style as Zelda, but with one major difference – you’re only alive for a minute at a time. You’ve got to find your way around the world, complete…
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What is it? Trailmakers is a game where you can do almost anything in. Build crazy contraptions that can take to the sky as well as submerse under the sea, or the sports car of your dreams ready to race….
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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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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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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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While the weather outside might still be frightful, the gaming forecast indoors is delightful, thanks to the generous people at Sony who have announced the PS Plus free games for subscribers in February. Lockdown may have exponentially engorged your gaming…
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Shake off those post-turkey season cobwebs and prepare to get those thumbs back in fighting shape as Sony gives you three massive games to immerse yourself in while you hibernate through the icy weeks of January. This month’s offerings are…
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Whether you’re the proud owner of bleeding-edge hardware or holding off until the predictable swathe of post-launch teething troubles subsides, December is always a tough time for Playstation owner wallets. Luckily, PS Plus is here to give you something to…
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It’s almost that time when the air is filled with rapidly discarded packing materials and the smell of factory-fresh plastic! As the next generation of gaming (finally) arrives this coming month, Sony are giving away a brand new next-gen game…
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