Inside Review
INSIDE is, put simply, a masterpiece – but not due to finely polished mechanics or cleverly crafted levels – more in it’s beautiful presentation and exquisite attention to detail! Styled after 2D platformers INSIDE feels more like an interactive story than a traditional game – allowing the player to unveil a beautiful yet horrific world while maintaining a measure of control over what happens. Bef...[Read More]
Abzû
ABZÛ is an epic descent into the depths of the sea, where players will explore beautifully rendered ocean environments with fluid swimming controls. The experience draws inspiration from the deep innate narrative that we all carry within our subconscious: the story of ABZÛ is a universal myth that resonates across cultures. The name references a concept from the oldest mythologies; it is the combi...[Read More]
Bear With Me Review
It was just your average Wednesday. The dame in the front office took lunch early and I was bored. Real bored. So bored I could taste it! All of a sudden a strange sound disturbed my reverie. It was an email, and emails always mean trouble. Turns out this one was different – a review request for Bear With Me. “Oh great”, I thought, “another pun filled point and click adventure”. I started th...[Read More]
Bear With Me
Bear With Me is an episodic noir adventure game. Amber is trying to find her missing brother while being aided by her trusty teddy, Ted E. Bear. Being haunted by nightmares, Amber wakes up in the middle of the night only to find out that her brother Flint is missing. She seeks help from her trusted teddy, Ted E. Bear, a retired grumpy old detective. The dynamic duo sets out to hunt for clues...[Read More]
Exploding Kittens
Exploding Kittens is a chaotic "Russian roulette" card game where you try to avoid the Exploding Kitten!
Zombie Dice
Zombie Dice is a fast paced, push your luck, dice game which can be played with 2 or more players. In this game, players will have 2 objectives – eat brains and don’t get shotgunned. With easy rules, a quick setup and simple mechanics anyone can play this game. The Horde edition includes all the expansions to make this the best Zombie rolling experience.
Tsuro
Create your own journey with Tsuro: The Game of the Path. Place a tile and slide your stone along the path created, but take care! Other players' paths can lead you in the wrong direction,or off the board entirely! Find your way wisely to succeed.The rules are simple: place a tile to build the next step for your stone to follow. Paths will cross and connect, and the choices you make affect all the...[Read More]
Nights of Azure Review
Nights of Azure (also known as Yoru no Nai Kuni – “the land without night”) is an action RPG from Japanese developer Gust – a company most notable for their work on the Atelier series. I once tried Atelier Totori and, while I liked the style, I wasn’t a big fan of the game itself. Luckily, Nights of Azure is a considerably different game – with a dark story and strong focus on ac...[Read More]
Nights of Azure
Nights of Azure follows the story of two childhood friends, Arnice and Lilysse, on the fictional island of Ruswal. Arnice, a human/demon hybrid knight, is tasked with protecting Lilysse, who has been chosen as the "Saint". Their world is threatened by the return of a demonic "Nightlord," and the plot revolves around their intertwined destinies, duty, love, and the difficult choices they must make,...[Read More]
Firewatch
Follow the story of a fire lookout named Henry who works in Shoshone National Forest in Wyoming. Henry interacts with his supervisor Delilah using a walkie-talkie, with the player choosing from dialog options to communicate. His exchanges with Delilah inform the process by which their relationship is developed. Over the course of the summer, Henry and Delilah appear to be menaced by unseen forces ...[Read More]
Assault Android Cactus Review
Frenetic doesn’t even begin to describe Assault Android Cactus – an arcade-style, twin-stick shooter from the folks at Witch Beam. Initially released on PC late 2015, the title came to PlayStation 4 on the 8th of March 2016, introducing a whole new audience to the very embodiment of localised, cooperative chaos. While Assault Android Cactus does have a story it’s not really tied...[Read More]