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Review: Sam & Max Hit the Road
What do you get when you cross a country singer from Brighton, a few hairy bigfoot intent on saving their race, a six-foot dog in a suit and a hyperkinetic rabbity thing? Kim finds out with Sam &...
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Review: Keebles
Coming all the way from a land down under is Keebles, the first game from Burnt Fuse Studios. We left it in the hands of Ben and his kids to see how a family of Poms got on with this Australian export....
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Review: Idol Hands
After interviewing lovely Tracey McGarrigan from Green Man Gaming at Rezzed 2015, we received a code for new god game Idol Hands. Is Pocket Games Inc’s first release going to be the saviour of the...
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Review: Grim Fandango Remastered
Kim has finally had the opportunity to complete the classic adventure Grim Fandango through a remastered version. But did she come away with a smile on her skull or does she have a bone to pick? Author...
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Review: Mortal Kombat X
He previewed it, played it then previewed it some more so it was only fair that we gave our resident fanboy Ben the opportunity to review Mortal Kombat X too. Is it a Kontender or a punching bag?...
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Review: Broken Age
After becoming a ‘slacker backer’ for the project, Kim couldn’t wait to get her hands on Double Fine Productions’ adventure Broken Age. But was it worth the wait or does it need a whole lot of fixing?...
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Review: DmC: Devil May Cry
We gave Ben the chance to get his devil-slaying mitts on the re-imagined, remastered reboot of the well-respected Devil May Cry series. Will it make our devil cry tears of joy or tears of sadness?...
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Review: Castle Crashers
Oh no, your princesses are in several other castles! Join contributor Timlah as he puckers his lips for the fair maidens and takes a look at Castle Crashers – a title inspired by Flash game history....
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Review: Samorost
Originally created as part of his thesis while a student, Samorost launched Jakub Dvorský into the world of indie development. But what did Kim make of Amanita Design’s first adventure? Author overview...
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