LudoNarraCon 2021: Song of Farca
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>
LudoNarraCon 2021: Murder Mystery Machine
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>
Murder on the Nile: not so much a mystery
Although video games are my preferred form of entertainment, I’ve found myself branching out during lockdown. Escape-rooms-in-boxes and choose-your-own-detective-adventures have provided a nice break away from the screen after working … Continue Reading <em>Murder on the Nile</em>: not so much a mystery
Calling card: hunting the killer on Kickstarter
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
A puzzling situation
This Friday is National Puzzle Day: an event established to celebrate puzzles and encourage everyone to participate in more of them. Not only are they enjoyable, but they can also … Continue Reading A puzzling situation
Death in La-La Land: choose-your-own-detective
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
Sherlock zones: my love for detective games
While at Rezzed in 2018, my other-half and I noticed just how many detective games were on display at the expo. It’s a trend which seems to have continued in … Continue Reading Sherlock zones: my love for detective games
