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Want to find out what I’ve been playing recently, my thoughts on a particular game, or how a recent gaming-news story has made be feel? Then you’ve come to the right place.
It’s obvious from all the adventure game posts published on Later Levels that I’m a big fan of the genre who’s always on the lookout for new releases. So when … Continue Reading EGX 2018: <em>3 Minutes to Midnight</em>
When my other-half and I attended Rezzed in April last year and made our way down to the basement area, I didn’t expect him to choose Flotsam as one of … Continue Reading EGX 2018: <em>Flotsam</em>
As mentioned in yesterday’s round-up post, I was a little disappointed that the organisers had taken the decision to move the Rezzed sessions out of the main hall at this … Continue Reading EGX 2018: <em>Twin Mirror</em>
As I’m sure many regular Later Levels visitors are aware, The Secret of Monkey Island had a huge impact on me as a child. This was the game which taught … Continue Reading Personally-defining games: on their way out?
September’s Question of the Month is brought to you by Ian from Adventure Rules: Nintendo fan, Blogger Blitz host and an awesome writer who brings the community together. To find … Continue Reading <em>The Ultimate Video Game</em> (a <em>QotM</em> answer)
A few weeks ago, Brandon from That Green Dude very kindly nominated Later Levels for a Sunshine Blogger Award (a huge thank you if you’re reading this!). As seems to … Continue Reading The case of the missing <em>Draugen</em>
We’ve all had nights out with mates where we’ve done crazy things we’d rather forget, particularly back when we were teenagers during our college years. The feeling of invincibility that … Continue Reading <em>103</em>: corridors, candles and clues
My current obsession is Guns of Icarus Alliance, an online co-operative game featuring flying airships. It’s not the sort of thing I’d usually go for as I tend to shy … Continue Reading Insomnia63: the trouble with <em>Fortnite</em>
One of my favourite games of Rezzed last year surprisingly turned out to be Four Last Things, a quirky little point-and-click created by Joe Richardson and hosted in the Leftfield … Continue Reading Join <em>The Procession to Calvary</em>
