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.
Last year wasn’t a great one for me personally in terms of gaming. My wishlist was bursting at the seams with upcoming releases I’m looking forward to playing, but many … Continue Reading <em>Strangeland</em>: mind, monsters and metaphors
If you’re a point-and-click fan, it’s highly likely it was a LucasArts’ game which introduced you to the genre. This was the case for me and I’ve now played The … Continue Reading <em>Lucy Dreaming</em>: dreaming big on Kickstarter
A year in lockdown has given my other-half and I very little opportunity to visit escape rooms recently. It hasn’t ruled them out completely however, because there are now many … Continue Reading <em>The Balthazar Stone</em>: pieces of great
What’s this: a post about a title from this year’s LudoNarraCon which isn’t focused on being a detective? While Murder Mystery Machine and Song of Farca were about gathering evidence … Continue Reading LudoNarraCon 2021: <em>Lake</em>
Song of Farca first hit my radar during a previous Steam Game Festival. It was a demo I was keen to try out, being a detective game featuring a female … Continue Reading LudoNarraCon 2021: <em>Song of Farca</em>
Regular Later Levels’ visitors will know I have a thing for detective games. Give me a storyline featuring a hardboiled investigator, hidden clues and devious crooks, along with gameplay where … Continue Reading LudoNarraCon 2021: <em>Murder Mystery Machine</em>
