Chris O'Connor
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Steam tags list Metal Eden as a "Boomer Shooter"... I'll get back to that in a moment, but the notion that this is inspired by the games that forged the first
I've probably said words to this effect before, but I'm a very visually attentive person, so Echoes Of The End stood out from the start; it's quite a
After stealing my sunshine (a reference that no doubt dates me), Len set off to an Island. Well a series of Islands and then did... whatever they wanted?
The world of Dune Awakening is vast. Vast! From the epic cinematic opening to taking your first steps, it's clear a lot of thought and time has gone into
Return to the Arq Grid (introduced in TRON: Identity) as Exo, a courier with a much bigger future than just delivering packages. You will need to utilise the
There can be a fine balance between telling too much and too little in game introductions. Blades Of Fire sprinkles just enough information, in just the right
There are many legends from Anglo-Saxon culture, but the legend of King Arthur is certainly one of the most popular. Most people are at least familiar with
It's not often you come across a game that almost feels like it's giving you a big ol' middle finger but to some extent that's how Empyreal felt to me.
If you took the novel 1984, added a splash of Terry Gilliam (leaning heavily towards Brazil), a smidge of David Lynch, maybe a splash of Salvador Dali...
I think I wrote in a previous golf game review that I've been playing golf sims for decades now, back to the old days of minimalist graphics and even less
The late 80's and 90's produced some fantastic platform and scrolling games, titles such as Gods, Xenon (and arguably even more so Xenon 2: Megablast) and
The Legendary Flight Simulator Returns (Again) ... It's been about four years since the last installment, but we're back in the cockpit with a new Microsoft
