Stay | Mini Review
What is it? Stay is an indie, creepy, pixel art story that sees you play as an unseen man on the other side of a computer monitor. All you do is respond to the computer’s conversation, and try to help…
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Tag Archive: Point and Click
Edgar – Bokbok in Boulzac (PC) | Review
Normally, games advertise themselves as having tremendous length and replayability. Developers – quite rightly – want to try to persuade you that you’re getting more bang for your buck with their game at ten quid than you would at another…
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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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Stay | Review
Stay is an adventure game that sees you playing on the other side of a instant messenger app to former therapist and recent abductee, Quinn. For the majority of the game, you provide him with moral support and suggestions on…
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Harvester | Mini Review!
What is it? Harvester is a point-and-click game developed by DigiFX Studio and originally published by Virgin Interactive. It was released on PC by Night Dive Studios in 2014. Waking up in the 1950s town of Harvest as the amnesia-stricken…
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Escape Lala 2 | Review
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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Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry | Mini Review!
What is it? Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry is the latest in the Leisure Suit Larry series, this time featuring him waking up in the current year. You pick up the game as the eponymous hero, trying to…
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Mainlining – Switch | Review
I’m always on the hunt for good games for my Switch, and on the face of it, Mainlining comes across as the perfect game for me. Point and click, detective, hacking, retro styled, all sounds tip top to me. I…
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Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry | Review
Leisure Suit Larry, a game series that no-one will ever admit to actually playing, is coming back for an eleventh entry, and the first since 2013, in Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry. It’s not a series that I…
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Clam Man | Mini Review!
What is it? Clam Man is an indie point and click adventure that puts you in the shoes of the recently laid off Clam Man, who has it in his head that he couldn’t have been fired for any reason…
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Clam Man | Review
I came across Clam Man in an odd way – I was actually browsing reddit when I came across it in an indie gaming subreddit. It immediately conjured up memories of Putt Putt and Spy Fox and for that reason,…
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Guard Duty | Mini Review!
What is it? Guard Duty is an indie point and click adventure game which takes inspiration from the old LucasArts and Revolution Software point and click adventure games of the early-to-mid-90s. In it, you mostly play as Tondbert, a dim…
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Backbone: Prologue Review
Atmospheric, engrossing, and rife with anthropomorphism, the prologue for the upcoming noir-inspired adventure game Backbone by EggNut certainly perked up the ears of many gamers. What’s on offer in this free-to-download Steam demo – of which can be completed in…
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Hypnospace Outlaw – Mini Review!
What is it? Hypnospace Outlaw is a game in which you play as an enforcer for an internet-like service, called HypnOS, where you remove content that breaches the company’s guidelines. It’s set in 1999, and features a very Geocities-esque theme….
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The Darkside Detective – Mini Review!
What is it? The Darkside Detective is an indie, supernatural point and click adventure where you play as Detective McQueen, with his bumbling sidekick Officer Dooley, solving supernatural mysteries that plague their tiny town. Platform(s) PC Pros Cons Great graphics….
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