Chris O'Connor
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Shards Of Order takes you and throws you into a pit of despair... no really... that's essentially how it starts. This is a dark, broken world... imagine if
I've been really getting into survival crafting games over the last few years and am interested in giving games with that mechanic a go. Forever Skies
I am certainly a sucker at the moment for open‑world survival crafting games... throw in an element of environmentalism and you've definitely got my
R-Type is one of those legendary games — even if you never played it, chances are you knew of it. With clear inspiration from Alien and Giger (that
Outbound has a lovely premise, live in an eco-friendly van home and live sustainably off-grid (with up to 4 players).
I enjoy a good word game... it's hard to go past the classic Scrabble. I'm even keen on crosswords and the like, so a new take on word games seemed like an
To be honest, ChromaGun never really showed up on my radar... but when I saw the opportunity to give ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard a try, I must have been in the
Though I'm not a die-hard Star Trek fan, I’ve enjoyed watching many of the series over the years. Funnily enough, Voyager was never one that really spoke to
In the early 90s there was a barrage of movie‑related games. Movies such as The Blues Brothers, Home Alone and The Addams Family, to name but a few... then
Certain games stand out from the crowd, either as trailblazers creating new gaming mechanics or visuals, or sometimes just taking a well-used game style and
SpongeBob SquarePants is one of those cartoons that crosses age brackets, children can enjoy it for its playful stories and humour and adults can enjoy it for
Let's get it out of the way to start with... it's not hard to see the Tim Burton influence here. The description of "Tim Burton-esque levels" is about as on
