Calling card: hunting the killer on Kickstarter
I’ve always loved video games with a detective spin. There’s just something about going up against an unknown villain and putting your wits to the test: will you be able … Continue Reading <em>Calling card</em>: hunting the killer on Kickstarter
The 7th Guest: the horror of the 90s
I’m a coward when it comes to horror games. But that doesn’t mean I’ve not played them: although I’m never going to be brave enough to face an action-adventure or … Continue Reading <em>The 7th Guest</em>: the horror of the 90s
Plot-twists, instant deaths and naked missions
What has been the event within a video game that has shocked you the most and left you reeling? Maybe it was a major plot-twist, the death of one of … Continue Reading Plot-twists, instant deaths and naked missions
My favourite Twitch voices
More bloggers have found their way to Twitch over the past year. Additional free time during lockdown and a desire to connect with others more immediately gave many the opportunity … Continue Reading My favourite Twitch voices
The Dark Side of the Moon: keeping it in the family
Looking at the posts published here at Later Levels, it will come as no surprise that I’m a huge fan of adventures and detective stories. But one thing you may … Continue Reading <em>The Dark Side of the Moon</em>: keeping it in the family
Creating character: customisation in video games
Each of us are attracted to different things in video games. Whether it’s open-world exploration in RPGs, massive weapons in FPS releases or special moves in fighting games, there’s always … Continue Reading Creating character: customisation in video games
Shadow of Memories: that familiar sense of déjà vu
How do you feel about timed scenarios in video games? Not necessarily quick-time events (QTEs) but those situations where you only have so many minutes to complete a task. They … Continue Reading <em>Shadow of Memories</em>: that familiar sense of déjà vu
