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Oxenfree II: Lost Signals
Oxenfree II: The Lost Signals is the eagerly awaited follow up to the 2016 indie smash hit. Does the sequel meet the high bar set by the OG?
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We Were Here Expeditions: The FriendShip
The crafty folks at Total Mayhem Games dropped a new mini-installment in We Were Here series and Drew and Gaz couldn’t wait to try it out!
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Boti: Byteland Overclocked
There’s components of a charming platformer, but it feels a little rusty around the edges
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DREDGE
Ever wanted to play as an isolated fisherman sailing the dark seas in a Lovecraftian tale of mystery? The DREDGE is for you!
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Coffee Talk
I don’t know about you guys, but I love a good people watching session. Nothing quite beats sitting down in a comfy cushioned chair in a secluded corner of a coffee house, drinking something bitter and warm, watching as a myriad of people you know absolutely nothing about go on about their own lives, seemingly…
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Dr. Fetus’ Mean Meat Machine
Big games are great aren’t they? You can spend hours, days, or even longer exploring a deep, rich world that’s full of side-quests and things to find. BUt while they’re great, sometimes I just want to take a break and play something easy that resets my brain, where I don’t have to worry about anything.…
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Planet Cube: Edge
Always in on trying a new platformer, Drew locked in with Planet Cube: Edge – the newest retro-styled run and jumper from Firestoke!
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Exoprimal
Overall Exoprimal is a good time. It gives you that almost pick up & play feeling of blasting through waves of enemies alongside a clever story
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Wildfrost
Let’s kick some ice. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a bad movie that relies too heavily on ice puns. Wildfrost by, Deadpan Games and Gaziter is a roguelite deckbuilding game in a style popularised by Slay the Spire. There are lots of games of this ilk but Wildfrost stands out from the crowd with its own twists and…
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Zool Redimensioned
It’s funny how forgotten memories ping back into existence when there is the slightest trigger. Every time I watch Jurassic Park my mind takes me back to those red velvet seats of Macclesfield cinema, where a miniature Joe is tucking into some mint Matchmakers and staring at awe in the T-Rex charging at an injured…
