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If you're looking for a relaxing game for the journey (in the back seat) down through Europe this summer, High Times could well be a good choice for some entertainment, as long as you're not expecting a deep simulation game.
If you're interested in history, The Caribou Trail is a fine experience, but if you're looking for a war game, you've come to the wrong place. This is an interactive narrative, though one so simple that the gameplay almost drags the rest of the game down with it. I accept...
Yerba Buena is a decent little puzzle game with a good basic concept, which unfortunately doesn't quite take off, and it all ends up feeling more like hard work than entertainment and that's a shame. And the reasonable price tag of just under £21 can't change that.
More experienced players CAN certainly play this, but the challenge consists solely of finding everything in every level, and you have to be prepared for the fact that the game has virtually no difficulty level if you choose to dive into Yoshi and the Mysterious Book for the Nintendo Switch...
Constance is definitely worth checking out if you haven't yet had your fill of the many great games in the genre that we've been spoiled with over the past while, and it's priced quite reasonably, at just around £17.
If you enjoy good music and are looking for a relaxing and cosy game that's particularly well-suited to your Switch or Steam Deck, then Wax Heads could be a really good choice, and you can try a demo on Steam if you'd like to check it out before you buy.
The team behind Tides of Tomorrow made a name for themselves with the brilliant Road 96 and Road 96: Mile 0 - both of which were great stories. Tides of Tomorrow is no different, and the game had no trouble keeping me hooked during the 11-13 hours it took to...
We hope that Big Bad Wolf will sort these things out before release, but as Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss stands right now, it is aimed exclusively at hardcore fans of detective games who will be able to turn a blind eye to the technical glitches. I must admit, I found...
If you're not exactly a die-hard RPG fan, People of Note can be a nice, accessible and cosy little RPG that tries to do things a bit differently by adding musical abilities to a traditional RPG, and if you buy into the slightly simple premise, it actually works.
As it stands, it's a slightly odd mix of fast-paced arcade racing, an unbalanced game, a story that takes up too much space, almost too many systems, and controls that demand a lot from the player. Screamer isn't a bad game, but it tries to do almost too much. I...
If you've been looking forward to Greedfall: The Dying World, then I think you should give it a shot. I'm annoyed that the real-time part of the combat system is as clunky as it is, because it's really the only thing that really holds the game back, but unfortunately, that's...
Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf does not set any new standards for the genre and continues in the footsteps of the first game, so if you liked Wishfully's debut game from 2023, this sequel is a no-brainer. I would actually recommend it to anyone looking for a...
