Hugh Mitchell
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The Swords of Ditto is one of those games that immediately caught my attention through screenshots alone. Its fantastic art style and quirky sense of charm
2D Puzzle-platforming games have dominated the indie game scene for a number of years now and much to my naivety, I was beginning to think that I had seen
When Yoshi’s Woolly World was released back in 2015, it quickly became one of my favourite games released that year and one of my favourite platformers of the
Adorable farming/life simulator games are a dime-a-dozen these days, so it takes something special to stand out from the crowd. In some ways, My Time At
It’s important to mention up front that you can’t beat The Stillness of the Wind. There is a conclusion to the story, yes, but it’s one that comes with the
Whoever decided to release Pikuniku in January of 2019 is a genius. As the collective gaming community recovers from a deluge of exhausting AAA titles
When I’m in the process of playing a game for review, I make a habit of taking screenshots of significant moments that made an impact on my experience.
It’s no secret that I have been rather critical of many of Nintendo’s first party releases in 2018, mainly due to the slate of Wii-U titles that were
I feel compelled to begin this review of Moonlighter with a public service announcement: If you’re the type of person that easily gets sucked into an endless
I’m ashamed to admit that I severely underestimated The Gardens Between. After breezing through the first few levels, I arrogantly thought I had the game
Donut County has been one of the most challenging games that I’ve ever had to review. Not because it was tough to beat or I didn’t enjoy it - quite the
It’s rather unfortunate that Shadows Awakening has one of the most generic video game titles ever conceived. Equally as unfortunate is that on first glance,
