Monolith by Animation Arts is a point and click adventure that thrusts players into the space suit of Tessa Carter, a research expedition leader who finds herself crash landed on an unknown planet. The theme and style initially reminded me... read more
Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic is the second instalment in the series brought to us by Rougeside. The game is very much an interactive gameplay version of a Where’s Wally? book and one that we looked to review... read more
*GASP CAFF CAFF HACK* ….*Splutter*....Oh Ahoy there! I’ve just popped up for a spot of fresh air, oh, and to give you an in depth review of Mintrocket’s Dave the Diver before dipping back down into the waters. Squeeze yourself... read more
Crowns and Pawns is a modern version of the classic point and click (PnC) adventure game. You are playing as Milda, an “insert job title here” (you’ll find out during the pretty creative character creation process) who is about to... read more
Trifox, developed by Glowfish Interactive, is a 3D action-adventure platformer centred around the games protagonist Trifox and his quest to retrieve his TV remote that has been stolen away from him by an evil General. Throughout your adventure you are... read more
The Room Two, developed by Fireproof Games, is a single player digital adaptation of your classic escape room experience. It’s full of cryptic puzzles and eerie settings and pushes the player to think outside the box and onto the next... read more
Blossom Tales 2: The Minotaur Prince, is the second game in the series released by Playtonic Games. After having enjoyed the first game, I was happy to see that a second game was in development and eagerly anticipated its release.... read more
Hello there! Welcome to the world of Pokémon. After what only seems like a few weeks since the release of Pokémon Sword & Shield (*looks at calendar, sees 2022* “Eesh it’s already been over two years?!”), Game Freak have released... read more
I think it’s safe to start this review by saying that I found The Innsmouth Case very hard to score. I wouldn’t really say this is a video game in the traditional sense; it’s not one that can be measured... read more
Upon first glance Ayo the Clown, developed by Cloud M1, looks like a game that is going to hit all the right notes to take you on that 90’s nostalgia kick for 2D platformers. It very much has the undertones... read more
