Harry Glynn Jones
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The Drifter is a fantastic supernatural thriller and point-and-click investigation game rolled into one, staying true to the staples of the genre while updating certain elements for a current-day audience. The team at Powrhoof has fashioned a gritty, intriguing tale that keeps you guessing without feeling lost, enticing you with...
While I may have been let down by the isolated nature of Lost In Random: The Eternal Die’s design, with its single-note narrative and detachment from its predecessor, I was happy to be back in the wonderfully weird world of Random, with its charming cast and bizarre rules. I thoroughly...
Ruffy and the Riverside is an incredible culmination of inspiration and innovation, offering hours of fun in a wacky world with a wonderful new duo. Zockrates Labs have gone beyond my expectations with their first game, and I hope we get to have more adventures with Ruffy and Pip in...
It is, without reservation, a masterpiece – and one of my favourite video games of all time.
What makes this journey so special isn’t any single twist or set piece-it’s the walk itself. The slow steps through clay-crafted landscapes, the flicker of Potboy’s flame in the dark, the whispered admissions of characters who know they were shaped by unseen hands. It’s about presence, tone, and meaning layered...
Blue Prince
I may have reached the 46th Room, but that really is just the tip of this big, blue iceberg. I’m still playing Blue Prince, still chasing hidden clues and untangling clever threads, still drawn to the mysteries that ripple out beyond the walls of the manor. I don’t want it...
It may not be the next evolution of real-time tactics, but it’s absolutely earned its stripes. This was a high-risk mission, and Claymore Games pulled it off with precision.
Wanderstop is a game about understanding that who you were does not have to define who you are now. It’s about rest-not as a reward, but as something necessary, something inevitable. It is a beautiful, heartfelt story of one person’s struggles to rediscover who they are, but handled in a...
Nikoderiko: The Magical World is the sum of its parts; some of which it has borrowed from established platformer IPs, and the rest created by the Vea Games. With the option for co-op also available, I could see Nikoderiko getting younger gamers into the genre. Overall, it makes for a...
Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island is a heartfelt narrative adventure that celebrates the power of friendship and community. Its vibrant art, relaxing gameplay, and nuanced writing combine to create an experience that feels both personal and universal. While the exploration could benefit from a touch more challenge, the game’s charm and thoughtful...
I had a fantastic time playing through the campaign of Song’s of Silence, and though it may not be one I will stick with, I can see why other gamers would. Its pared down management and combat systems make the game more approachable with a brisk pace, but veteran fans...
Ved
VED is a game split right down the middle in almost every way. Awkward, often confusing dialogue that interferes with the story’s clarity, as well as a lack of cohesion between the two game worlds makes up the weaker half. In contrast, VED has an inventive and challenging turn-based combat...
