Dann Sullivan

Laburnum Creek is about to be wiped off the map by an approaching comet, We Stay Behind puts you in the role of Laura Tanner, a writer who has travelled to the town to speak to those who have decided that they simply won't leave. Almost a…

Take on the role of a dungeon custodian, keeping the dungeon loot-worthy and its dwellers motivated between card-based battles in Mops & Mobs. If you've ever looted a dungeon in a game then you'll know that they're meant to be good for…

When it comes to games for younger audiences, a little bit of physicality — or in the case of Birdy Call, silly noises — can make the difference between a shelf hog and a game that gets played with regularly. Birdy Call's whole thing is…

It's probably no surprise that we've been living in 'interesting times' since time immemorial, however, the way that news travels — and the news that does travel — is largely defined by the fourth estate. In News Tower you take charge of a…

Carve a path through a locked castle using the Keys To The Castle, but be careful as the other players will be trying to do the same. If you're looking for a simple to set up family board game that calls on both recall and strategy then you…

Nostalgia's a cruel drug, especially with films and games where it strips out the boring bits while also blurring the pixels and flaws. That said, few genres have benefited more from nostalgia than point-and-click, and Ghost Haunting is an…

I was a really big fan of Catstronauts when we played it — there was just enough on to keep it interesting, and the way that it promoted co-operative gameplay felt both incredibly modern and refined. That said, there were two main issues,…

Combining both push your luck and hidden role mechanics, Traitor's Tide is a great warm-up game for three to six players. Traitor's Tide is a quickfire hidden role board game that puts you and your friends as the crew on a ship, however, at…

Some game pitches sound a lot like they were conceptualised during fever dreams, and — certainly — if you'd told me that I'd be playing a point and click game about a fake psychic solving mysteries with a talking weasel mascot then I'd…

Drill down into a lot of sci-fi and you get to a handful of hero archetypes. Among the most memorable are the gung-ho marine, the loyal alien warrior and the resourceful scientist. The former solves problems with actions rather than words,…