Video Game Reviews, Articles
What is it? Jydge (no, that’s not a typo) is a top-down shooter developed and published by 10ton Ltd. In the futuristic metropolis known as Neon City, crime statistics are skyrocketing. As the Jydge – a cybernetic, peacekeeping juggernaut created…
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Solo: Islands of the Heart is a puzzle game by Team Gotham that spends more time exploring the concept of love rather than offering anything remotely amusing or challenging to take part in. Despite the serene and calming feel to…
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What is it? Splatter: Blood Red Edition is a top-down shooter created by German developers Dreamworld. The game is set during a zombie apocalypse, with film noir cutscenes and narrations forwarding the story before and after each level. You must…
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Developed and published by Question Studio, The Blackout Club is a stealth-horror first-person shooter with an emphasis on cooperative play. As a group of teenagers, you must complete various quests together while dodging the insane adults and an otherworldly figure…
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For a genre I really enjoy, I feel it’s been a long time since I actually played a simulation / management game that wasn’t Football Manager. So when the devs of Tech Corp offered me the opportunity to review their…
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What is it? Horace is an indie platformer game featuring Horace, a robot whose main purpose is to clean one million things. His story isn’t quite as simple as that though, as he eventually is tasked with helping to save…
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There’s just no escaping zombie games. Game developers have pumped out countless titles that force the player to fend off the flesh-eating horde in spectacularly violent ways. Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition is a vehicular combat title set in an overrun…
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Point-and-click games often have a reputation for being either incredibly difficult and taxing with their obscure and confusing puzzles, or mind-meltingly simplistic with the illusion of choice affecting the outcome of the game in any sort of meaningful way. Escape…
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It would appear that card based game are like buses. I’d gone years and not played them, and suddenly both Deep Sky Derelicts and now Nowhere Prophet come across my desk to review. Both card based, both have you traversing…
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What is it? Deep Sky Derelicts is an indie, card based rogue-like set aboard a space station, with a task of venturing onto derelict bits of space debris in order to locate information required to find the fabled “Mothership”. Platform(s)…
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In ‘No Pay 2 Play’, we review free video games (whether they’re riddled with microtransactions and season passes or not) and then answer the golden question: is it worth adding to your game library? Boring Stuff Developed by Free Lives….
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The last week or two I’ve been doing one thing in my spare time – I was playing a game called Horace. Initially, I was a little unsure. While it ticks a lot of my boxes – it’s made by…
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Another day, another retro FPS. There seems to be plentiful amounts of games that embrace the brilliance of the nineties, all the while introducing some new modern twists to pepper up the experience. Speaking of which, Nightmare Reaper, created and…
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What is it? Orna is a GPS-RPG, for your mobile devices. It’s a game that puts you in control of a character, then lets you roam your surroundings, killing enemies and capturing land for yourself. Platform(s) Android & iOS Pros…
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An alien invasion is imminent. Those extra-terrestrial blighters are attacking ships containing oodles of humans in cryogenic slumber. As a security bot, you must punish the blighters with whatever deadly weapons you can get your hands on. Developed by Cybernate,…
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