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Ben Bayliss 714 posts 30 comments
Having written about games for other websites for six years, Ben co-founded B3 back in 2016. During his time with the website he served as managing editor, and also championed video and social media efforts.
Ben left the team in 2017 to go solo, he can be found over on his YouTube channel where he regularly uploads videos.
Scurry your way across a cloudy skyline, scaling surreal, and puzzling pathways, and gaps with the help of using floating energy orbs. It's a free-running game and you will probably die a lot.
Review | Lumini
There's a lot of games on the current gaming market where action, explosions, and thought provoking politics are the norm in mainstream game titles. You just can't get away from it. However, there's still some developers out there that like…
Review | Bebop Puzzle Beat
Ever want to just sit and game?
Tap your feet and bob your head?
Even though you may look lame?
Then this review is where to tread,
Review | Pineview Drive
The lights are off. The house is silent. The clock is ticking, eleven past eleven, the street-lights creep through the crack in the curtain. Keyboard, mouse, and my face are illuminated by the monitor. My eyelids heavy but held open with…
Preview | Shoppe Keep
“You there! Come into my shop! Please! No, don’t walk away…You sire! Come forth into my shop! Buy my gloves! Oh, just throw it on the floor then you ungrateful cretin. Stop stealing my shield you assburger!”
Review | Turok: Dinosaur Hunter (2015)
In 1997, Acclaim published a game for the Nintendo 64 and PC: a game called, Turok by Iguana Entertainment. It was a first person shooter based on the comic book of the same name. Set in a world with roaming dinosaurs, creatures, and evil…
Review | The Bug Butcher
This day and age, 2D games seem to be rapidly becoming the norm with new game developers starting off their careers with a 2D side-scroller
Review | Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! Parts 1 & 2
“Right then lads!” I exclaim walking into the lounge, in my hand a bottle of beer. Three gentlemen, scruffy-looking ragamuffins I should say, look at me, turning their backs to the table they are sat at. “It’s time to go home.” I announce.…
Review | Forest Explorer: Natural Science for Kids
Forest Explorer: Natural Science for Kids is a game designed to educate children aged 5 and under, it focuses on the life of a squirrel exploring it’s natural surroundings, meeting other woodland creatures. Loaded with twelve animals to…
Review | Cubixx HD (Steam Edition)
Using your laser, it’s your goal to cut up the plates of a three dimensional cube whilst avoiding and eliminating various types of enemies that are lurking on the cubes faces.