In my time playing video games, I’ve noticed that games tend to break down into two different types, broadly speaking. …
Continue reading “‘Monument Valley’ Review – In Which An Uncanny Valley Is Reviewed”
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”
Twinsen is a dreamer, and soon learns that dreams can change the world. He finds himself imprisoned in an asylum, …
Continue reading “‘Little Big Adventure’ Review – Stumbling Down Memory Lane”
I find it kind of interesting that although one of the appealing aspects of flying is the freedom from our …
Continue reading “‘Star Horizon’ Review – Not Much More Than A Pretty Rollercoaster”
Does anything drive humans as much as our awareness of mortality? No other animal sees a bush, calls it a …
Continue reading “‘Continue?9876543210’ Review – In My Time Of Dying”
Dying alone in space doesn’t seem so bad now that I’ve played Out There ($4.99) from Mi Clos Studio. I’ve …
Continue reading “‘Out There’ Review – The Lonely Joy of Being Lost in Space”
The recent trend in adventure games has been to take on more of an episodic model, which is great when …
I kind of feel bad for this game. Not only did Journey To Kreisia ($7.99) release at almost the same …
Continue reading “‘RPG Journey To Kreisia’ Review – It Just Keeps Getting Kreisia”
If a remake of a historically significant game in one region is finally released for the first time in others …
Continue reading “‘Banshee’s Last Cry’ Review – A Chilling Classic In English For The First Time”
Sure, you love your iOS device. All that inviting metal and glass—who wouldn’t? But do you love your device? Do …
Continue reading “‘Luxuria Superbia’ Review – A Game of Give and Take”
