Embracing Solitude in Stardew Valley Sheva Gunnery April 22, 2016 Features, Opinion It’s winter in Stardew Valley, and I have a ton of stuff to do before spring. Thankfully, I don’t have to look after any crops, so I’m attempting to get to the lowest levels of the mine before the end of the se...
The Slaughter: Act One Review Philip Aldous February 14, 2016 Reviews 1 Well… Here’s a game I wouldn’t shake a screwdriver at. The cocktail that is. When it comes to point and click adventures, darkness works. With a genre that features such simple gameplay, a strong narrati...
Dropsy Review Peter Page November 19, 2015 Reviews Indie developer Jay Tholen, backed by the highly praised publisher Devolver Digital, created an acid-soaked fever dream of a point-and-click adventure featuring the altogether lovable, if not terrifying, Dropsy...
The Dwarf Run Review Philip Aldous November 4, 2015 Reviews 1 OK, let’s just cut to the chase. You’ve probably got things to do today. There’s no reason why I should force you to read through a long-winded summation of whether or not this is a good game. I can sum it up i...
PAX Brings News Of King’s Quest Phil Keeling August 31, 2015 Archives Good news from PAX for anyone who was desperate for breadcrumb-sized details about the next installation of The Odd Gentlemen's King's Quest reboot. The second chapter, Rubble Without A Cause, has received a...
Runic Games Announces Hob Dakota Corley August 19, 2015 Archives https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdBtuX-fkPc Runic Games has recently announced their new project, Hob. We don’t have a lot of information on Hob just yet, although judging from screenshots of the game it ...
