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Lost In Night Review
Match three plus the excitement of city building! That’s the twist Lost In Night brings to the straightforward formula. That plus hand-painted graphics, several different... -
Dear Esther Review
Dear Esther, the 2012 remake of experimental games studio thechineseroom’s source modification of the same name, is, at times, incredibly infuriating. The slow walking pace... -
Orcs Must Die! Review
The bad good thing about Steam is that it has these regular sales. Most of the time this results in me spending money on games... -
Bastion Review
Often a game will excel in one particular aspect. Perhaps it has superb music, but nothing memorable to tie it back to. Or maybe its... -
Irisu Syndrome Review
Irisu Syndrome (untranslated name: Irisu Shoukougun) is a charming little Japanese freeware physics-puzzle game featuring four cute, anime-styled university students who don’t look old enough... -
Avadon: The Black Fortress Review
The water level was rising quickly behind us, but there were yet more enemies to fight in order to reach safe ground. Nathalie valiantly succumbed... -
Terraria Review
When you’re a game reviewer, you work under a curse. That curse is this: you are perpetually being asked to review games that look amazing and sound... -
Drains Review
If you’ve participated in any game subject at university or similar institution, you will have seen a game like Drains. It’s the type of game... -
Age of Fear Review
Harkening back to the good old days – we all love to do it. The sun was sunnier, the soft drinks softer, and penny sweets... -
Dead Meets Lead Review
I would be lying if I said I was over zombies. They are a fascinating horror trope, and one perfectly suited to digital games. Some... -
Guns of Icarus Review
Games developers, I reckon, usually follow one of two general paths. Either they look at the market and think “Hmm. These kinds of games are... -
Defcon Review
Defcon is a real-time strategy game developed by Indie studio Introversion Software. They call it the world’s first Genocide ‘em up, and they aren’t far...
