LAST LIFE stuck in limbo
As can be seen from last month’s retro console and age experiment, it’s fair to say I like a bit of data so let’s start this post with a few … Continue Reading <em>LAST LIFE</em> stuck in limbo
Come fly with me
I‘ve never been a competitive gamer. Adult responsibilities mean I don’t have enough time to improve my skills to an adequate levels to be able to compete and I don’t … Continue Reading Come fly with me
Silence should have stayed quiet
Although I’m an adventure fan, I don’t enjoy releases by Daedalic Entertainment. There’s something about their logic I can’t wrap my head around and the puzzle solutions don’t make sense … Continue Reading <em>Silence</em> should have stayed quiet
198X: every 80s game in one
Last week I wrote about Backbone, a detective noir adventure I’d come across on Kickstarter. Its pixelated art and ‘challenging, thought-provoking storyline featuring themes of power, corruption, social decay and … Continue Reading <em>198X</em>: every 80s game in one
Getting to know you
Thank you to everyone who came along to last week’s blog party! By the end of the event, 27 amazing articles had been shared, over 260 comments had been left … Continue Reading Getting to know you
Maize: killing them with corniness
My other-half and I decided to pick something from our Steam backlogs to keep us entertained for a few spare hours recently. We had plenty to choose from and after … Continue Reading <em>Maize</em>: killing them with corniness
Retro consoles: an age experiment conclusion
In a post in early April, Brandon from That Green Dude asked the <community whether they considered the seventh generation of consoles to be retro now. This was a question … Continue Reading Retro consoles: an age experiment conclusion
