For the Socially Anxious, Samantha Browne Hits Close to Home Sheva Gunnery May 11, 2016 Features, Reviews It’s 10:30pm. You haven’t eaten all day. All you need to do is get out of bed, gather your things, and walk to the communal kitchen to make yourself a cup of oatmeal. Easy, right? Totally easy. Simple. People m...
Layers of Fear Review Peter Page February 27, 2016 Reviews Layers of Fear is described by developers Bloober Team as a “psychological and psychedelic adventure horror game”; and I don’t think I could put it any better myself. The player follows the footsteps of a namel...
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...
Mini Metro Review Robert Edwards January 24, 2016 Reviews It may condemn me to be on the receiving end of a few funny looks to say that I find the following picture to be one of my favourite pieces of 20th-century artwork. As a student living in London, a poste...
Pony Island Review Simon Rankin January 12, 2016 Reviews 4 If I could change one thing about my experience with Pony Island, it would be to go in even blinder than I did. Here’s your chance to do just that. Mentally delete any knowledge you may have gleaned and play it...
Cibele Review Niko Berry November 20, 2015 Reviews Cibele, the latest game by Nina Freeman and Starmaid Games is, to put things gently, a hot mess. I went in wanting to be moved and impressed by this game and while it managed to be profoundly moving in a few mo...
