XP comes with age
While there’s no set format for reviews and previews here (I could score out of ten or use interpretive dance), one thing you can be sure of is that I’ve been honest.
Since revisiting The 7th Guest for our GameBlast21 marathon stream, I’ve been on a bit of a full-motion video (FMV) binge. I know the genre still has plenty of critics … Continue Reading <em>GHOSTS</em>: a haunting experience on Kickstarter
Hot on the heels of #LoveYourBacklog comes #MaybeInMarch. Last month, Ellen from Ace Asunder and I encouraged bloggers everywhere to talk about their video game libraries, and now we’re challenging … Continue Reading <em>#MaybeInMarch</em> 2021: <em>Machinarium</em>
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
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
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
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
Last year’s Steam Game Festival events gave me a chance to play plenty of demos in the comfort of my own home. One of these was for an upcoming point-and-click … Continue Reading <em>Mutropolis</em>: Mars logic
