Rob Covell 84 posts 5 comments

So then I started throwing other random objects in the furnace, which also became a little dull. It was only once I paid attention to some of the details in the room that I realised there were other secrets hidden here.

They key to winning is staying ahead of your opponents, which means trying to keep them behind. Movement is important, but using power-ups is the real way to victory.

Most quests will involve bizarre events and terrifying monsters that Charles will need to fight off to survive. The bulk of the game, though, takes the form of investigating locations to figure out what happened there.

The inhabitants of the woods have seemingly become corrupted and been driven crazy. You are tasked with surviving this world, to try and find out as much as you can about what’s going on and of course, escaping. Assuming escape is possible.

You are allowed to ask one other player a single question during a round to determine what you are, as well as your rank. If you trust the person you’re asking then that might be easy enough, but players may want to lie to each other...

Mobsters is designed as one simple thing: Monopoly, but good. Monopoly is one of the most well-known board games ever created, but a great many gamers would describe it as being... less than brilliant. Well, the folks at Original Content…

Sensor Ghosts is a one to three player cooperative game in which you must guide a ship safely through a dangerous sector of space and back to Earth without being destroyed.

So far, very reminiscent of Slay the Spire. There are some differences that make The Last Hex have a little of its own identity, though.

Kick! Swing! Parried! Shot! Dead! Well, I guess that wasn’t good enough what with my dying within one second. Best go back and rethink this.

Each giant robot is utterly distinct, with their own look and attack style, as well as a puzzle-like element to getting to their weak point.