Video Game Reviews, Articles
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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What could be a better idea than playing a game centered around the rat plague while being stuck at home during yet another pandemic? It might even add to the immersion at best or might hit a little too close…
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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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Death is inevitable, as you know. So, who’s to say how, and when, a person dies? Well, in Death And Taxes, a narrative-centric title developed by Placeholder Gameworks, that responsibility is placed upon your bony shoulders. Created by a celestial…
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What is it? Blood & Bacon is a first-person shooter developed by Big Corporation and published by Grunge Games. A farm is being overrun by crazed pigs. You need to help the farmer by killing all the lifestock that are…
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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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What is it? Cat Girl Without Salad: Amuse-Bouche is a shoot-’em-up side-scroller by Wayforward. The intergalactic cat-eared bounty hunter Kebako and her squeaky-voiced chum Squiddie fly and shoot their way through space in order to chase down the galaxy’s most…
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POSTAL 4: No Regerts (that’s no typo, honest) has been out for a while in a janky, Early Access state for almost a year now, and has been receiving numerous updates and patches since then. Yes, it’s still a bit…
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If the wobbly antics of the little sausage-people from Fall Guys or the grim realities of modern warfare – courtesy of CoD – are wearing thin, fret not because it’s almost September 1st and that’s when the next batch of…
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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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The bones of Carrion are formed from a simple premise: imagine playing a video game of John Carpenter’s The Thing where the player takes on the role of the titular creature. While the acclaimed 2002 Konami third-person shooter (that acts…
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What is it? Grim Dawn is an action RPG playable either single player or multiplayer, set in an apocalyptic world where humankind is on its last legs. You are tasked with questing through the land, clearing out all the various…
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What is it? Curse of the Dead Gods is an indie rogue-lite that puts you in the shoes of a man seeking treasure, magical powers and the ability to live forever. In order to do this, you delve deep within…
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It’s that time of the month when the lovely people at Sony dig deep into their bottomless games vault and shake loose a couple of nuggets to keep your calloused gaming fingers busy for the forthcoming month and beyond. Unlike…
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First-person puzzle games – aren’t they crackin’? There’s something so appealing about being dumped into a small, confined area with a few switches, cubes and other gadgets required to remove a barricade in order to progress. Maybe it’s just that…
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