Chris O'Connor
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I've been playing golfing games since... well... so far back I can't remember the original title but I'm pretty sure it's when CGA was still a thing (that's
I could have sworn I had played Diablo II back in the day but it turns out I only ever played the original Diablo. I can say that is more than enough to
The setting makes for a lot of interesting ground too as the game can step into the shoes of other sorts of games... you will find yourself farming crops at
Road 96 is a way to travel across a fictional landscape while confined to our homes in reality. Hitch hiking can be dangerous but Road 96 shows it can also be
Often when writing reviews a comparison is made. Comparisons help to act as a sort of short hand for a reader to get an idea of what the game is like. With
Some games stand out from the pack, either the story deftly takes us away to another world, or the visual style of the game "just works" or something else
I'll get this out of the way early, Death Loop is like Groundhog day if it involved a game of hide and seek... with extreme violence. You start the game (and
I don't know when I first started playing the King's's Bounty games but it feels like quite a few years ago now. As stated in my preview for King's Bounty II,
I will start this by saying I have had quite a few crashes playing this game... but... I've been enjoying it despite that!
There are some games that are really more experiences than games... or some might call them "art pieces". No Longer Home arguably falls in that second
I'm guessing like a lot of people, my first knowledge of Lego: Builder's Journey was seeing it via an RTX showcase and subsequently being very impressed with
I've always liked the idea of Dungeons & Dragons since at least the first time I played Heroes of the Lance (which would apparently have been around
