AuZtralia invites you to the Old One outback
Once you’re past the seemingly complex rules, AuZtralia has that excellent balance of simple to play but hard to master gameplay.
Bear’s Restaurant is more than just a cute cooking game
It’s not a secret that I really love cooking games. I like cooking, so it’s only natural that I’d enjoy picking up a cooking game here and there. When searching around on my phone for iOS games to play, Bear’s Restaurant was advertised as…
Shifting counters in the Radio Commander demo
Radio Commander offers you nothing but a radio and a map. We have been playing its Kickstarter demo.
King of Crabs — Become a crab wielding a meat fork
Every crab is out for themselves, with no care about the others who are also trying to survive. Instead of helping each other in King of Crabs, your goal is to simply eat enough to outlive the others, unless you want to start fighting! King…
Tales from Windy Meadow — A community-centered visual novel
The world-building in the story is flawless thanks to the game’s keen interest in community and attention to detail.
Tied Escape: The Curse of Cortez should be an escape room
Tied Escape: The Curse of Cortez starts with you and a friend each tied to chairs and to each other. You need to work together to hit the correct buttons to escape… err.. well, get the fastest time. While at GDC, I spent some time playing…
X-Morph Defense — Dark side of the moon
Nintendo Switch owners are already spoiled for choice when it comes to high quality twin stick shooters, not to mention games with a strategic focus. It’s rare for a game to merge strategy and action as seamlessly as X-Morph: Defense does,…
Plünge is clogged with plumbing-themed mini-games
Sometimes, fast paced mini-games need a theme to string them together. In Plünge, that theme is plumbing. Playing head to head against another player in order to make a plummer fall in-love with you, Plünge was designed to be played using…
Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra — Will your works stand the test of time
A reflective review of Michael Kiesling's game: Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra.
How my dad feels about Official Mortal Kombat Klassic merchandise
If you’re following my Twitter, you’ll know that I am in America for a bit, hanging out with my dad. My dad doesn’t really understand the internet, doesn’t know much about what I do, and lives in a very small town — he doesn’t have a…