Chris O'Connor
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Zen Pinball are back but not quite as we are used to... this time we are venturing into the dark dank basement to play a collection of Horror pinball tables.
I never played My Time At Portia but it looked interesting... so an opportunity to have a go at My Time At Sandrock seemed like the next best thing... or some
I love Hellboy, the character and the universe he inhabits, so the chance to play a Hellboy game was obviously too good an opportunity to pass up.
I got a huge philosophy graduate nerdy kick out of The Talos Principle... so the chance to return to that world was an invitation I couldn't ignore. This time
I'm not going to lie... I thought perhaps Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical was a bit like Sing Star in that you would/could/had to actually sing to play...
Though arcades are still a thing now, I don't know if they hold quite the same appeal as they did when I was growing up. Back when computers had limited
I can remember playing Super Bomberman when I was but a wee teenager (maybe into my very early twenties). I don't remember which iteration it was or even
It's hard to make a splash in the games industry... to stand with the big names and hold your own. If you are going to attempt that, it doesn't hurt to have
I've played quite a few rhythm games from audio surf to beat saber, Blast Beat to Power Beats VR and I don't remember them ever really having a story before.
1987, a radio station in small town Gallows Creek, USA, former big city radio DJ Forrest Nash is about to start the graveyard shift... for some that name will
Railway Empire 2 puts you in the hat of an entrepreneur in the early 1800's and tasks you with turning your steam trains into the workhorse of the economy and
