Cargo! The Quest For Gravity – Review

It’s the end of the world as we know it! The Earth has ceased spinning on its axis, time and the seasons have halted, and floods have consumed all but a handful of tiny bare islands. The three demiurges, machine gods of all creation, have…

Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword – Review

Loading up With Fire and Sword for the first time is quite a daunting experience; within just a few seconds of starting you find yourself staring at a rather intimidating on screen display, which can only be described as an encyclopaedic style list of potential…

Black Mirror 3 – Review

After eight years, two developers, and three games, the last part of the Black Mirror trilogy has wound to a close and I can’t help but feel that it represents a sad day for the adventure genre.  The Black Mirror titles rest at the high…

I Want To Play A Game

“Where am I? Who are you? What’s going on?! WHAT DO YOU WANT?!”

I want to play a game. You are a game developer. You have made your living designing videogames in what might be considered the golden age of gaming. You have an army…

Tesla: The Weather Man – Review

There are few games that I can honestly say have made me smile from the first play, and fewer still are capable of holding my attention for eight hours straight from that first moment where the game leaves the title screen and presents you with…

Adam’s Venture: Episode II: Solomon’s Secret – Review

It’s been a very long time since I sat down to play my way through a puzzler. If you include my recent adventures into the various HD remakes of the great Monkey Island and Broken Sword series, the last games I played in the genre…

Section 8: Prejudice Review

Section 8: Prejudice is the digital download only, standalone expansion from TimeGate Studios, promising to be bigger and better than the original with more weapons, more multiplayer modes and a longer single player campaign, all for the low, low price of £9.99 (on Steam).  Section…