AITA?
PC
With the only vacuum cleaner I will ever love.
A ramble in the Czech countryside, spoiled.
Who knew that taking spaceships apart could be so fun?
Brody good fun.
Papering over the cracks.
Well slap my Brumak, Gears of War has gone all strategy.
Just keep swimming, just keep swimming.
All is not well in the kingdom.
ESSENTIAL CHUCKLES.
Itchy. Tasty.
I spoke to former developers at Pyro Studios for a huge feature in Retro Gamer issue 204.
The Studio Ghibli-style visuals are sublime.
But it’s gonna take money / A whole lot of spending money / It’s gonna take plenty of money / To do it right, child.
It turns out it might have had something to do with Germany.
A rogue-like in which it is thrillingly easy to do yourself a mischief.
Return of the space cowgirl.
Forty slays and forty fights.
Infectious beats.
Oh my god, I feel SO ninja right now.
Open the pod bay doors, S.A.M.
And now I want to move to Norway.
The intriguing mix of survival mechanics and deck building makes Nowhere Prophet one to watch.
Inkle responds to criticism with a quick-travel option.
Although not without its flaws, Heaven’s Vault proves that archaeology and video games make a compelling mix.
London is remarkably different now, one of many sweeping changes to Failbetter’s game.
Perhaps there’s a reason why Intelligent Systems stopped making Advance Wars in favour of Fire Emblem?
Review is this. Puzzler is good. Confused is reader. Game is genius. Baba is brilliant.
Think of that bit in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, except with rats that can strip a man to the bone in 30 seconds.
James once again bravely plunges into the Steam new-release list, and resurfaces clutching an excellent horror point-and-click adventure. He is also covered in anime girls.
Forget bridge-building games – ski-gondola construction is far more fun. And hilarious.
The follow-up to Sunless Sea is much bigger, prettier and more forgiving than its illustrious forebear.
