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Video Game Preview – Encased

August 15, 2021 by Calum Petrie

Calum Petrie previews Encased… Encased is a lovingly crafted RPG that tips its hat to the isometric styles of Fallout, Diablo and many other greats. Created by Dark Crystal Games, founded in December 2017, their main objective has been to create this dense and deep world that we are going to inhabit in Encased. The game […]

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Exclusive Interview – Frontier Developments talk Planet Zoo’s Southeast Asia Animal Pack

April 1, 2021 by Harrison Abbott

Harrison Abbott talks with Frontier Developments about Planet Zoo’s Southeast Asia Animal Pack… Although they have dabbled in a few other genres (including party games and space exploration MMOs), the bread and butter for Cambridge-based team, Frontier Developments, is surely the management sim. Ever since the early 2000s, they’ve been enabling people to realise their […]

Filed Under: Harrison Abbott, Interviews, Video Games Tagged With: Frontier Developments, Planet Zoo, Southeast Asian Animal Pack, steam

Video Game Review – Open Sorcery: Sea++

February 26, 2021 by Red Stewart

Red Stewart reviews Open Sorcery: Sea++ for PC (Steam)… In his initial review of the indie drama Tru Loved, Roger Ebert garnered significant backlash for noting, at the very end, that he had written his entire critique solely based off of the first eight or so minutes of the film. While it was not the first […]

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Video Game Review – Alba: A Wildlife Adventure

December 24, 2020 by Red Stewart

Red Stewart reviews Alba: A Wildlife Adventure for PC (Steam)… There’s something about animal photography that strongly stirs me. Perhaps it’s because I grew up reading nature catalogues, flipping through page after page of colorful creatures beautifully captured by some talented photographer. Ads for Zoo Books enchanted me, EyeWitness encyclopedias were checked out from the […]

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Video Game Review – Bouncer Story

November 20, 2020 by Red Stewart

Red Stewart reviews Bouncer Story for PC (Steam)… Playing through Bouncer Story, I couldn’t help but be reminded of Lucas Pope’s Papers, Please, which didn’t bold well for the former. Developed by Helmi Games and published by Plug In Digital, Bouncer Story apparently seeks to take the former’s template and apply it to an urban setting. Yet in […]

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Video Game Review – Evergate

October 29, 2020 by Red Stewart

Red Stewart reviews Evergate for PC (Steam)… Developed by Stone Lantern Games LLC and published by PQube Limited, Evergate is one of the best puzzle platformers I have played in a while. I know I usually begin these reviews with an extravagant introduction talking about the antiquity of a genre or a personal experience I had […]

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Video Game Review – Verdant Village

September 27, 2020 by Red Stewart

Red Stewart reviews Verdant Village for PC (Steam)… Sometimes great ideas emerge from the polymorphization of smaller ones. Take two radically different franchises, such as Final Fantasy and Disney, and throw them into a mixer- now you have Kingdom Hearts. Likewise, new genres emerge from the combination of preexisting templates. One of the more interesting […]

Filed Under: Red Stewart, Reviews, Video Games Tagged With: Exodus Software, PC, steam, Verdant Village

Video Game Review – Struggling

September 17, 2020 by Red Stewart

 Red Stewart reviews Struggling for PC (Steam)… Much like how Ren & Stimpy inspired an era of gross-out cartoons, I’ve always felt that Super Meat Boy and, to a greater extent, The Binding of Isaac, had a similar effect on the indie game market. Both came out within a year of each other, showcased a morbidly appealing aesthetic, had violent […]

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Video Game Review – Bor

September 10, 2020 by Red Stewart

Red Stewart reviews Bor for PC (Steam)…. There’s not much to say about the platforming genre that hasn’t already been said. It’s a simple concept that opens itself up to a myriad of design features limited only by the imagination of its creators. Bor is the latest in a string of like-minded releases from the […]

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Video Game Review – Dark Room

July 29, 2020 by Red Stewart

Red Stewart reviews the indie horror game Dark Room…. When I was in high school, I was determined to be the smartest person in English class. Every time we got an opportunity to do some type of creative writing exercise, I took it as my chance to come-up with something so unique and out-of-the-blue that […]

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