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.
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
