Chris O'Connor
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I love science fiction, I love robots, I even begrudgingly enjoyed a whole Telltale games series (despite not being a fan of the wait for new chapters in
World War 2 has been covered many many times in games, and generally either as a first person shooter or as an RTS game. Partisans 1941 (as the name no doubt
It would be tricky to exist in a world with our pop culture and yet not to have heard, at least in passing, of The Zodiac killer. Whether from the actual case
From the "do you want to feel old" department... the original Crysis is now 13 years old! Released in 2007 it still holds up remarkably well now and that is
Mental's hordes are spreading across the world ravaging and tearing to pieces what is left of a broken civilization. Earth's only hope is Sam "Serious" Stone
I'm not certain, but I think my first experience of Iron Harvest was the paintings that inspired the game. Back when I quite regularly scrolled through pages
I'm late to the Wasteland world but am a long time fan of the series that is often thought of as it's natural successor (which is odd given that Wasteland
I feel the need to start this review with the caveat that I suspect Battletoads falls into the same situation as other rival fandoms. Are you a Beatles fan or
Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars pulls from a number of different game types and mashes them into something that, I found, enjoyable. The standard battle
Skully is an interesting beast. It is quite striking to look at (taking me back to the days of Bryce 3D) and the gameplay is... interesting. Essentially it is
In a field that seems swamped with Battle Arenas and First Person Shooters, it's nice to have a more intellectual challenge to dig into and Relicta certainly
I missed out on the original Superhot game/s so if that impacts this review so be it... I kind of feel that the main gist of the games was pretty clear though
