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  • Take It Easy In Rusty’s Retirement

    Take It Easy In Rusty’s Retirement

    Rusty’s Retirement is an idle gardening game that sits at the bottom of your screen. And yes, it is as cute as it sounds.

  • A Return To Greatness – X-Men 97

    A Return To Greatness – X-Men 97

    I don’t even know who pitched a continuation of the old Saturday morning X-Men cartoon to Marvel.

  • Create a five-star hotel – Dream Hotel Master (PC) – Review

    Create a five-star hotel – Dream Hotel Master (PC) – Review

    I still like to enjoy reliving my hospitality days through the medium of business simulation games. So when a game titled “Dream Hotel Master” came across my dashboard, I was quick to request it for myself.

  • Little Kitty Big City – Review

    Little Kitty Big City – Review

    When Little Kitty, Big City first got announced it created quite the buzz around the TYG bullpen, and I decided to give it a whirl.

  • Pretty Girls Klondike Solitaire Plus – Review

    Pretty Girls Klondike Solitaire Plus – Review

    Solitaire hails from the 18th century and has been a staple of gaming since the very first consoles and home PCs. So naturally, there are several Pretty Girl iterations of this classic game, the latest to cross my path being Pretty Girls Klondike Solitaire Plus.

  • Border Bots VR – Review

    Border Bots VR – Review

    Border Bots VR throws you into one of the last jobs for humans in a city full of worker robots. There’s inspiration from games such as Papers Please

  • I am OBSESSED – ScreenPlay CCG – Review

    I am OBSESSED – ScreenPlay CCG – Review

    ScreenPlay is a 1v1 card game set in a cinematic world where turns are called scenes and the players fight for the spotlight over three acts.

  • Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles – Review

    Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles – Review

    Solo developer Tomas Sala is back with a follow-up to The Falconeer, a game with a unique setting and a memorable aesthetic that dropped you into dogfights on the back of a giant eagle.  Bulwark shares the same world but is less action-focused. It still pushes forward with innovation by sliding into the city-building genre.…

  • Change the story? – Saviorless – Review

    Change the story? – Saviorless – Review

    Are you sitting comfortably? Because it’s time for a story, the story of a boy called Antar and a journey he is about to take. This is Saviorless. Our tale begins with three beings called narrators discussing a story. The elder narrator explains to the two younger apprentices that they must never change a story, only ever read it as it is. After…

Pneumata – Is this the horror game you’ve been waiting for?
Pneumata – Is this the horror game you’ve been waiting for?

A new horror game is on the horizon and not in the season that you would expect and I was lucky enough to be offered the chance to play a preview of Pneumata prior to its release. The section of the Pneumata I was allowed to play came from about 60% into the main story. This was set inside an asylum, but we’re not told how this relates to the plot or the motivations I was meant to be having. While these certainly remained unclear to me, I found myself drawn to reading every text log I could find just to try and piece what I could together about the world that I was having to […]

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Can you survive the Withering Rooms? – Review
Can you survive the Withering Rooms? – Review

Welcome to a world where the normal natural rules don’t apply while the rules of the supernatural and Occult run wild and free, this is Withering Rooms.

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Protect your base and return home – Lesson Learned – Review
Protect your base and return home – Lesson Learned – Review

It’s been a while since I’ve played a tower defence game, but once I saw the art style of Lesson Learned, I knew it was time for a resurgence.

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Xuan-Yuan Sword: Mists Beyond the Mountains – Review
Xuan-Yuan Sword: Mists Beyond the Mountains – Review

I hadn’t heard of the Xuan-Yuan series much before but it is a long-running RPG series hailing from China starting in 1990.

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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes – Review
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes – Review

Get on your nostalgia goggles for Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes a modern take on an old-school-inspired RPG helmed by Yoshitaka Murayama, the Creator of the Suikoden series.

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Jack Holmes: Master Of Puppets
Jack Holmes: Master Of Puppets

Close the blinds, make the room nice and dark and grab yourself comfortable for a trip into the weird created by a solo dev, @TonyDevGame.

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Retropolis 2: Never Say Goodbye
Retropolis 2: Never Say Goodbye

Most people think of VR games as either gimmick-driven or involving leaping around your living room like Tigger with a blindfold. Retropolis 2 is one of the third type: a classically “flat” genre game that has been elevated by dropping it into VR. With the number of escape room-like VR games, I guess point and click was going to be a natural progression. Retropolis is a noir detective story set in a cartoon world of robots. The style is not quite what I’d think of as cell-shaded, but has lots of big blocks of bold colour, like a picture book. […]

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Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End – Anime Review
Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End – Anime Review

A human Hero, a human Priest, a dwarf Axe Master, an elf Mage and a journey to save the world from the Demon King. Sounds pretty cliché right? But what happens after that?

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Relic Odyssey: Ruins of Xantao – Review
Relic Odyssey: Ruins of Xantao – Review

Relic Odyssey: Ruins of Xantao is a semi-roguelike, semi-survival, semi-dungeon crawler game in early access on Steam from new indie developer Honour Bound Games.

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Change your perspective – Aarik And The Ruined Kingdom – Review
Change your perspective – Aarik And The Ruined Kingdom – Review

The kingdom lays in ruin, your father is fast asleep and your mother is gone, and only you can save them. This is Aarik And The Ruined Kingdom, a cute 3D puzzle game from Shatterproof Games. You take control of Aarik, the young prince who has found his father’s old crown. This crown gives him the ability to change the perspective of the current level. By changing the perspective, new pathways open to you, allowing you to reach new heights and locations, as you progress to the exit. You later find gems which unlock additional powers. One allows you to […]

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Willy’s Wonderland – The Game – Review
Willy’s Wonderland – The Game – Review

Willy’s Wonderland – The Game sees you step into the shoes of ‘The Janitor’ and you have to survive the horrors of a haunted children’s restaurant

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Is Star Wars The Acolyte really “that” bad? – Review
Is Star Wars The Acolyte really “that” bad? – Review

There’s so much fear, hate and suffering surrounding the Internet discourse of The Acolyte that it’s tempting to let this review fall to countering arguments rather than critiquing the show itself. It would be much easier to review without all that noise and to be fair it would also be much easier to watch and enjoy. The Acolyte has its flaws, but perhaps surprisingly they’re not the same flaws that The Internet is crying about. About 100 years before the events of The Phantom Menace, a group of force-sensitive witches raise two girls. Things are a bit creepy and cult-like, […]

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Launder Your Way To Success in Arcade Paradise VR – Review
Launder Your Way To Success in Arcade Paradise VR – Review

Arcade Paradise VR doesn’t mess around when it comes to nostalgia. The main menu drops you in front of a classic arcade cabinet in some black void with a carpet that instantly teleported me back twen… thirt… a good number of years. Man, I’m getting old. Once this game gets going, you’ll be managing your own arcade keeping the place tidy, buying new machines, setting the cost per play and bonus you get to play the games in your spare time! There are challenges on each of the 37 games available that once completed boost the cabinets’ popularity. So being […]

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