Rosh Kelly
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Beyond Blue
Beyond Blue is a gentle, peaceful exploration of the Pacific ocean, filled with beautiful reefs, terrifying abuses, and human interaction. It doesn’t carry the same mysticism of other watery games like Abzu or In Other Waters. It's more grounded, the storyline is more introspective. Some might call it boring, but...
Minecraft Dungeons is short, sweet, and uncomplicated. And for a genre with a history of complex menus and an overwhelming desire to crush you under numbers, that can be a mixed bag. Keeping the blocky aesthetic of the source material should be a telltale sign that this isn’t the most...
When XCOM: Enemy Unknown released eight years ago, friendship groups were put to the test. Squadmates were transformed from randomised soldiers to real life acquaintances thanks to the detailed character customization system, and recounting the war stories to their namesakes would prove to be surprisingly delightful. That is until you...
There is an ancient saying that players will never question their actions when asked to shoot zombies, aliens or Nazis. But then 2016 happened. Since then, games like Wolfenstein have been accosted by the strangest corners of the Internet for daring to add political commentary into a game where you...
It's hard not to fall in love with Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Even the title screen and its beautiful vista and haunting opening music, Ori will entice you in. But behind the aesthetics and the heartbreaking/warming narrative, there’s something unexpected for those that haven’t played its predecessor;...
Mech games are a host unto themselves. They have a reputation hammered deep into the core of the games community for being difficult to play and even more difficult to understand. MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries does its best to change that perspective by cobbling some easier controls and a bit more...
In the first ten minutes of Lost Ember, an indie game funded on Kickstarter three years ago, you are treated to a small floating orb and a wolf. As the wolf, you explore a dank cave as the game hints at some wider, spiritual journey to come. It's perfectly alright....
Planet Zoo
There’s terrifying about seeing a huge blank field from which you’re meant to build a zoo. This staggering fear of the potential is made even worse after you’ve spent a few hours learning the ropes in some of the already sprawling tutorial zoos. But despite this, turning an open field...
Have you ever been at a party that you’re not certain your welcome at, where every group seems troubled by your presence and alcohol is the only escape from the awkward conversations? I think we all have, and I think Afterparty knows it.
Disco Elysium
Tabletop roleplaying games don’t always refer to themselves as games. It's a bit of challenge given what the G stands for in RPG, but it makes sense in a way. When all the players sit around the table with Games Master at the helm, it isn’t exactly about winning. It's...
The name Concrete Genie does not do this game justice. What it invokes, a sprawling urban landscape of brutalist concrete towers looming above the horizon is not what you’ll see here. In fact, even in the sections that involve industrial factories and warehouses, the buildings are still more often than...
Code Vein
Code Vein might look like yet another game based on the popular and infamous hard action/adventure formula, throwing its own unique art style and setting on the oft used mechanics. You might imagine that this review is going to use the tired old shorthand of “Like Dark Souls but”, but...
