All posts by Katherine Ward

Searching for the Last Wind Monk in the Inner World of Asposia

by Katherine Ward on 11th October 2017

The Inner World: The Last Wind Monk sees us puzzling our way to freedom under the nose of an oppressive regime.

Facing Demons in the Müll Littoral

by Katherine Ward on 4th October 2017

The journey to face the truth is never easy, but The Müll Littoral does its best to impress its importance as we delve into the workings of anxiety.

All Must End

by Katherine Ward on 21st September 2017

We have a think about games that tug at our emotions and wonder if sometimes, just sometimes, the customer isn’t right.

Dealing out Death with the Westslingers Gang

by Katherine Ward on 19th September 2017

It’s all death and danger in the Wild West when it comes to this fast-paced strategy title.

Review | Fighting Fantasy Legends

by Katherine Ward on 15th September 2017

We take Bigleg the Dwarf on a semi-murderous, lucrative rampage through a world of hydras, dragons and creepy snake ladies.

Preview | Academia: School Simulator

by Katherine Ward on 8th September 2017

It’s time to see if there’s a difference between class and jail as we try out this new school-building simulator.

Reaching for Petals (and Tissues)

by Katherine Ward on 4th September 2017

Reaching for Petals fulfils its early promise with a beautifully interwoven narrative of love and loss.

Review | The Last Birdling

by Katherine Ward on 1st September 2017

We find twists aplenty in a visual novel about The Last Birdling… and friends.

Review | Questr

by Katherine Ward on 31st August 2017

Pucker up with werewolves and give ogres fashion tips in this personality-based adventurer manager. Who said selfies couldn’t be useful?

This species of ant has to be preempted in its attacks, as it can burrow through walls that are impassable to you — and won’t hesitate to carve a path straight to your queen.

Preview | Empires of the Undergrowth

by Katherine Ward on 31st August 2017

Forget physical ant colonies — we dive right into the heart of the undergrowth without even getting our hands dirty.

Preview | Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark

by Katherine Ward on 21st August 2017

We test the tactics of an upcoming roleplaying game in which characters can, of course, wear silly hats.

Review | Leaving Lyndow

by Katherine Ward on 16th August 2017

After a brief wander, we realise it doesn’t take that long to leave somewhere and wonder at the point of doing so.

Preview | The Long Reach

by Katherine Ward on 7th August 2017

We peek through the keyhole at some dark shenanigans.

Preview | Figment

by Katherine Ward on 24th July 2017

We join a grumpy hero and his bubbly sidekick on a musical romp through the human mind.

Preview | Reaching for Petals

by Katherine Ward on 18th July 2017

We walk through a world of green to take a sneak peek at this upcoming walking simulator.

Review | The Darkside Detective

by Katherine Ward on 6th July 2017

We review some strange goings-on in a witty point-and-click adventure by the aptly named Spooky Doorway.

Review | The Interactive Adventures of Dog Mendonça and Pizzaboy

by Katherine Ward on 27th June 2017

What the title lacks in brevity, the game makes up for, as we take a look at a short point-and-click adventure from OKAM studio.

End of the line!

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