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
Something you really don’t want to happen on a Friday night is a power-cut. Having the lights go out halfway through dinner, then having to entertain a 13-year old who’s … Continue Reading <em>The Mysterious Museum</em>: finding the Exit
Update at 08:00 on 08 February 2021: Sadly, Sealed Book Project have made the decision to cancel their project. You can read more about this in this Kickstarter update, and … Continue Reading <em>EXITUS</em>: escape-room-in-an-app
The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) was the title I chose for my contribution towards last month’s post about the best games to play at Christmas. It’s easy to get into, … Continue Reading My first <em>World of Warcraft</em> experience
The Christmas holidays are a great time for gaming. Whether it’s spending time with a game received as a gift, treating yourself to a title in the Steam sale or … Continue Reading <em>Yakuza 0</em>: trying something different
My love for detective games has grown over the past couple of years, and in 2020 particularly. They’ve provided a way to socialise with friends remotely while at home during … Continue Reading <em>Death in La-La Land</em>: choose-your-own-detective