Devil’s Hunt — A flashy but empty vessel
Even if the combat were fully functional, there would be little narrative incentive to pick this game up again after setting it down.
Professional Yet Versatile — Thoughts on the WsC Prowler Apple Watch Strap
The importance of a great looking watch cannot be understated. You could easily take your look from casual to professional with a blazer and a beautiful watch. However, if you have an Apple Watch, it can be difficult to find the right strap…
X-Communicated — 1971 Project Helios is not the tactical combat game you’re looking for
With some really stellar tactical action games already out on Nintendo’s Switch console, 1971 Project Helios was always going to need to find some way to differentiate itself. At face value it might appear to do just that, with an…
BPM: Bullets per Minute — Rockin’ And A-Rollin’
Now I’ve played quite a few roguelikes/roguelites at this point, and it’s fair to say that I’m a bit worn out on the whole genre. With so many vying for attention and little done to stand out, it can often feel like I’m playing the same…
Rigid Force Redux — Bullet Points
Rigid Force Redux plays like a traditional horizontal side-scrolling shmup and may seem like a game that you’ve already played, but it also offers a unique pod-placement system that gives a fresh face to the classic genre.
Those Who Remain — a game you’ll want to run far away from
My idea of a good horror game is one that paralyses me with fear. It’s a game that is so terrifying I can’t get out of my chair to perform basic functions like visiting the toilet, or getting a drink. These are games so frightening that you…
Mortal Shell is so close to being a Souls game, that I don’t know how it isn’t
There’s a fine line between imitation as flattery and outright copying the work of a person or group that you admire. In the case of Mortal Shell, the line is so blurred that I could hardly see it, and if you put screenshots from Mortal…
Deckscape offers an Escape Room experience without leaving your living room
Modern board and card games encompass all kinds of things, from directly confrontational head to head games, to abstract puzzles and party games that can accommodate four or more players. Through this creative diversity, we also have access…
Karuba sees you building a map out of card tiles you draw
Karuba: The Card Game is a, well, card game all about exploring in the jungle, looking to lead specific adventurers to the temples they have been tracking, while grabbing as much gold and gems as you can along the way. Karuba is a really…
Maid of Sker — Just how Skery is it?
At first, things seem quiet but it doesn’t take long for you to overhear people being assaulted, murdered, and sacrificed by the family and staff. From this point, you’ll be finding keys and solving puzzles to unlock more of the hotel…