gamescom 2019: Control
I approached the Control demo at gamescom this year with very little knowledge. I knew it had a female protagonist called Jesse and if you read my post last week … Continue Reading gamescom 2019: <em>Control</em>
gamescom 2019: Borderlands 3
Oh Borderlands, what fun we’ve had over the years. Borderlands 3 be an instant purchase for die-hard players out there who have sunk hundreds of hours into this series. I … Continue Reading gamescom 2019: <em>Borderlands 3</em>
gamescom 2019: Final Fantasy VII Remake
Final Fantasy VII was a killer title for the PlayStation in 1997 – except I didn’t buy it straight away, or was even vaguely aware of it. I only picked … Continue Reading gamescom 2019: <em>Final Fantasy VII Remake</em>
Kumo: one boy’s Journey
The developers of Theropods got in touch last month to let me know about their Kickstarter campaign. After playing through the demo on Twitch and seeing that their science-fiction world … Continue Reading <em>Kumo</em>: one boy’s <em>Journey</em>
Theropods: everybody do the dinosaur
It’s obvious to any Later Levels visitor just how much I adore point-and-click adventure games. Throw in some lovely-looking pixel-art, an independent and strong-willed female protagonist, and an intriguing storyline … Continue Reading <em>Theropods</em>: everybody do the dinosaur
Alt-Frequencies: stay tuned
Time loop mechanics in video games intrigue me so I was curious when Alt-Frequencies appeared in my Steam recommendations one day. I added it to my wishlist despite not having … Continue Reading <em>Alt-Frequencies</em>: stay tuned
LudoNarraCon 2019: In Other Waters
As mentioned in a post earlier this week, artificial intelligence (AI) is a hot topic in the IT industry right now. I find the subject of automation’s impact on society … Continue Reading LudoNarraCon 2019: <em>In Other Waters</em>
