It’s that time of the year when the entire country collectively switches on their TVs to hear a bunch of men talk about 22 other men wearing pyjamas and chasing a ball. While non-subcontinental readers might immediately think of football … Continue reading
Grimind is the product of a single man, Paweł Mogiła. Don’t be put off by the middling score. Read the review, play the demo, and decide if you’re willing to support one of the most engaging 2D physics puzzlers we’ve … Continue reading
The noise surrounding the first SimCity game in a decade has been loud and incessant. It is rare to see so many pixels dissecting the positives and negatives of a major release but then a new SimCity game is no … Continue reading
“What the hell is this?” That’s all I had written after two weeks with Dark Scavenger: a single exasperated sentence, a handful of unhelpful screenshots and an intimidating blank text document filling the screen. I feel like I am scavenging … Continue reading
Take a few seconds to have a little chuckle to yourself. You know, I approached this with an open mind: maybe I’d really learn how to drive a bus! The next time I used public transport, I could look into … Continue reading
It hadn’t been all that long since tough and rugged PC Biff McTurk and his partner Maisie Boncetop set to work on their first days on the force. Put on an everyday patrol, they’d calmly walked the streets of the … Continue reading
Deep in the vast bleakness of space, a lone probe ship floats on its quietly merry way. Suddenly out of the black yonder a shower of asteroids pepper the surface, knocking off some possibly essential parts and scratching a few … Continue reading
Puzzle games are the perfect respite from a stressful day at work and this easy on the eye title is the perfect lunch time or net book time killer to unwind. Puzzler World 2 certainly offers a wealth of games … Continue reading
There has always been a divide in the world of videogames, where action and narrative have uncomfortably met and struggled to combine. While most titles choose to eschew the story in favour of weighing more heavily upon the ludologist side … Continue reading
Point and click titles are an exceedingly simple concept possibly only rivalled in terms of antiquity by text-based adventures of old. You click, the character reacts to whatever you’d poised your cursor over and voila; be it entering an old … Continue reading