Review – Lamplight City
Months ago, I previewed the first case of Grundislav Games’ latest point & click adventure game, Lamplight City, a crime drama adventure set in a Victorian-esque steampunk world, where it’s […]
Review: Unavowed
From the first moment I played one of Dave Gilbert’s games, I became a fan of Wadjet Eye Games and have enjoyed every title they’ve released. When the chance came […]
Review: A Rite from the Stars
When I received the press release for A Rite from the Stars I have to admit my surprise. The last time I saw the game was during Risin’ Goat’s crowdfunding […]
Preview – Lamplight City
The last Grundislav Games titles I played were Shardlight and A Golden Wake and I absolutely loved them. Now I’ve received a nifty preview key for their upcoming title, Lamplight City, and […]
Brain Game – How video games help me think
Have you ever been working on something and been so stuck you can’t think your way out of the situation? Have you then tried to force yourself to come up […]
Review – Unforeseen Incidents
Harper is a university dropout handyman. He’s got no motivations and pretty much no aspirations, until a mysterious plague spreads across his town and he finds an infected woman dying […]
Top Myst-like Games
A few weeks ago I saw that Cyan Worlds had put up a Kickstarter campaign for a 25th Anniversary Collection of Myst, a series of games I adore but because […]
Twinned Reviews: Without Escape & The Thin Silence
So yeah, doing this again, having a couple of games in the same review article. The format is here to stay! This time’s it’s Without Escape and The Thin Silence, […]
Review: The Room: Old Sins
A new house, a new investigator and a brand-new complex set of puzzles to reach the Null element and discover the tale of those who fell to it. This is […]
Review: Black Mirror
On his father’s passing, David Gordon returns to Scotland to the family’s ancient manor, a place hiding a terrible dark secret, one tied to the house’s namesake, the Black Mirror.
Review: Bear With Me – Full Season
Her brother’s missing, Paper City burns and a mysterious arsonist, the Red Man stalks the streets and kills everything in its path. He’s after Amber and there’s only one person […]
Review: Beat the Game
You find yourself in the desert, full of strange creatures, floating orbs and cubes. There’s a literal sandman surfing around the area and monoliths in the distance. In the face […]
Preview – Growbot
A few days ago, I received an email from Lisa Evans, the sole developer behind Growbot, a point & click adventure game, being responsible for all programming art and writing, […]
Review: The House of Da Vinci
Master Leonardo is in trouble, his latest experiment has drawn unwanted attention. He trusts you, his lowly apprentice to retrace his steps and aid him. To do so, you first […]
Gaming Q&A: Games for Non-Gamers
You know me, I’m always up for a good discussion, no matter if it’s games, films, TV series or even books and writing. So, when the crew of Later Levels […]
Review: Thimbleweed Park
A corpse, Feds, a cantankerous foul-mouthed clown, a game dev, a strange town with strange people and a case to solve. It sounds like Twin Peaks, but it’s even more […]
