The Complex – Review
There is no better time to release an interactive movie/game that revolves around a virus when pretty much the entire world is in lockdown because of a global pandemic. The Complex takes us to London,... Read More »
Deep Sky Derelicts saw its release in 2018, a good two years before the definitive edition. What’s new about this edition? Well, it adds the two previously released DLC packs, and it’s now... Read More »
A gentleman placing his coat or cape on the ground for a lady or a royal to pass over a puddle; you might have seen this scene before in a movie or a play. Well, who would be more suited for this gent... Read More »
As we already did a review of King Lucas in 2016 for PC, this is the review for the Switch as it got its own release, as many (older) PC games get ported and developed for the Switch now. It’s s... Read More »
Games such as INSIDE and Limbo seem to have jumpstarted more creative ideas for other developers to use the kind of side-scrolling 2D with a 3D mix in gameplay. Since then more games have been release... Read More »
When we eat our food, we don’t always think twice about where it came from or how it would react to us eating it. The movie Sausage Party did give a nice twist on how processed foods view us and act... Read More »
With games such as Cyberpunk 2077 coming up, the cyberpunk genre, in general, is flaring up, as it periodically does. An excellent time to review some other games that happily embrace worlds of neon a... Read More »
While many games these days focus largely on diverse gameplay and awe-striking graphics, there is very much still a market for the more casual games that you can sit back with on a stormy afternoon an... Read More »
Sometimes everything just goes to hell. You wake up with a raging hangover and your girlfriend is missing, which all seems inspired by The Hangover movies. Stone has seen better days and while piecing... Read More »