Jon "Sikamikanico" Clarke
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Unlike most video game players who grew up on systems like the SNES, the SEGA Megadrive or the original PlayStation, my path into gaming was slightly different. My very first video game system was the BBC Micro, (yes, I’m that old!) but my first true love was my Amiga 600+. On that machine, my younger brother and I would play all sorts of different games, but one of my early loves were point and click adventure games. Classics like Monkey Island, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade – I cou...
Spooky season approaches, so why not jump head first into some unsettling, atmospheric horror in an all new outing in the Little Nightmares franchise. New characters, locations and an entirely new development team bring the nauseating world of Nowhere back to life. We’re here to tell you all about it in our Little Nightmares 3 Review.
Be it taking on a movie franchise anthology, an open-world racer or a superhero adventure, LEGO certainly isn’t shy of taking on different genres. Now, LEGO is coming for Mario Party‘s crown. This is the XboxEra Review for LEGO Party!
A compelling, rock-solid foundation for what promises to be a genre-defining game.
Can video games be art? It’s a topic that’s always been up for some debate but now developers Giant Squid are here with Sword of the Sea, and they make a pretty strong argument that games most certainly can be art. With gorgeous visuals, a great gameplay loop and an incredible soundtrack, Sword of the Sea looks to bring a little life back into the world.Let’s hit the waves in our spoiler free review for Sword of the Sea.
