Career set to hard mode.
Author: Lewis Packwood
Sega’s wonder machine was just too good for this world.
With the only vacuum cleaner I will ever love.
My whopping eight-page feature on Blue Byte’s series is in issue 209.
Monty Python-esque point and click.
A ramble in the Czech countryside, spoiled.
New player unlocked.
Dog lovers, rejoice!
I’m almost entirely digital these days. And it seems like physical games don’t have long for this world.
Who knew that taking spaceships apart could be so fun?
I spoke to the developers behind the series for a feature in issue 208.
A look at the best indie games from the many online video showcases so far.
All hail the wonky sandwich.
And all the money goes to a phenomenal cause. #BlackLivesMatter
A real piece of gaming history.
Watch closely because, remember, the clues are there, as we go through… the keyhole.
Brody good fun.
Papering over the cracks.
It’s like a gaming hug.
Just keep swimming, just keep swimming.
XCOM dresses up as a cop TV show.
Shout out to Mark.
Time for some space-based scraps and scrap dealing.
All is not well in the kingdom.
Read my six-page feature on this classic game from Acid Software in Retro Gamer issue 205.
ESSENTIAL CHUCKLES.
Itchy. Tasty.
The coronavirus pandemic is going to make it a weird year in games.
I caught up with the self-declared “pretentious hipster nerd guy” behind Thomas Was Alone and John Wick Hex at the Yorkshire Games Festival.
Rather than accepting them into its back, like the Famicom did.
I spoke to former developers at Pyro Studios for a huge feature in Retro Gamer issue 204.
The Studio Ghibli-style visuals are sublime.
A MOST AGREEABLE PASTIME 