I sat down to play Crobble (Free) this afternoon. An hour passed, and then my battery started dropping… first 20%, …
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Penguins are one of nature’s most fascinating creatures. In the years that have passed we’ve seen movies such as Happy …
Continue reading “‘Adventure Beaks’ Review – A Charming Runner That Will Warm Your Heart”
Meet Thomas. He’s a curious rectangle who has continued his journey from platform to platform, and I’m not just talking …
Continue reading “‘Thomas Was Alone’ Review – A Heartwarming Tale of Discovery & Friendship”
From the makers of Machinarium comes a gorgeous nature-oriented point-and-click adventure
Once in a blue moon, an inconspicuous game will come around and turn an entire genre or platform on its head. …
Continue reading “‘Sometimes You Die’ Review – Not What It Seems”
Do you like Star Trek? Specifically, do you like the original series, with reckless Captain Kirk going on tons of …
Continue reading “‘Fighting Fantasy: Starship Traveller’ Review – Choose Your Own Kirk-Venture”
Point-and-click adventures don’t really fall under the descriptors “action-packed”, “fast-paced” or “adrenaline-fuelled.” Yet very often great games are singled out …
Continue reading “‘Tiny Space Adventure’ Review – Lost In Space”
Truly, block puzzles are one of the unsung staples of gaming’s history. They’re an essential part of many great games …
Continue reading “‘CLARC’ Review – How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb”
LucasArts may be no more, but it may fill you with excitement to hear that Swiss indie game studio IF …
One of my fondest memories back in elementary school was learning all about Greek mythology and greek gods. I also …
Continue reading “‘Mount Olympus’ Review – Return The Gods To Their Glory”
