Rosh Kelly
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Daymare 1998 attempts to stroll through the old corridors of the 90s horror game without bringing any new idea, examining any tropes or improving any aspect of the game. While the graphics are better than the games Daymare tries to emulate, they don’t match up against the Resident Evil 2...
As I leapt through the open window, I had the sudden thought that I should feel like a trespasser here. Its the middle of the night but I’m now standing in the darkness of a strangers kitchen. I wondered how I would feel if I found out random teenagers had...
Deckbuilding games come in all shapes and sizes, with a dozen different themes and settings and systems, but only a handful of them are centered on singleplayer. Nowhere Prophet takes an interesting setting and story, and tells it brilliantly through a complex card battler that has players constantly deciding what...
Etherborn
Etherborn is a gravity-defying puzzle that warped my brain. Puzzle games normally direct you in one way or another to the solution. Early test chambers in Portal used subtly different floor and wall patterns to highlight the correct locations, and the Witness always had the goal in view, just to...
Draugen is something of a misdirection. Its early trailer way back in 2014 was filled with bleak landscapes, oppressively dark imagery and a sense of that horror that would lay out before you. But when you arrive at the fjords yourself, they are beautiful, tranquil, and mysterious.
Conan is back, again. The unexpected video game resurgence of the franchise now makes its way to the RTS genre, promising grueling challenges and unpleasant monsters. Headed up this time by the developers at Petroglyph, the team behind Grey Goo, this RTS is a tactical delight, offering razor-sharp strategy in...
Pathologic 2
As I sit here writing my review of Pathologic 2, the sun is streaming in through the windows. It feels like one of the nicest days of the year so far, and perfectly bookends my time in The Town. Pathologic 2 is a strange game, one entirely deserving of the...
The setting of My Time at Portia really surprised me. While I was expecting another delightfully colourful and relaxing game like Stardew Valley, I wasn’t expecting to see the ruins of skyscrapers looming over the horizon. My Time at Portia is a lovely game that feels capable of competing even...
God's Trigger
God’s Trigger under sell’s itself from the very the beginning. The tutorial level that introduces the characters, Harry the Angel and Judy the Demon showcases some of the worst parts of the game. The level doesn’t have much charm with uninspired lasers acting as the only obstacle, enemies that allow...
I got to play Assassin's Creed 3 before it released the first time around. I wasn’t a critic back then, but I did have a friend who worked at Blockbuster. She knew what a huge fan of the series I was, so I got to rent a copy of the...
Now is a time to look back in anger. The world is as close to on fire as it ever has been in my life, and while this fury hasn’t spilled out into the streets (much) yet, the tension is there. And whether or not you find yourself on the...
Ape Out is a stylish, satisfying arcade game that is 2019's first perfect pick up and play game. Its simple action makes it incredibly easy to get to grips with, and with next to no loading screens, there is absolutely no downtime. In Ape Out, you are a gorilla murdering...
