Wildwood Down Review – WhoDONUTit?
Wildwood Down is a point-and-click comedy thriller game by Crashable Studios with a protagonist like no other. We play as …
Jess Clayton-Berry
Dead Take Review – Hollywood Nightmare
Surgent Studios’ psychological horror walking sim, Dead Take, is a dive into the horrors of Hollywood, its cruelty, and the …
Heartworm Review – Restless Dreams
Vincent Adinolfi’s Heartworm wears its inspiration drawn from classic 1990s survival horror games such as Resident Evil and Silent Hill …
Luto Review – I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghost
Broken Bird Games’ psychological horror game, Luto, captured my attention due to its unique use of traditional white sheet ghosts. …
The Drifter Review – Groundhog Day
Death is not only a natural way of life, but also often a naturally expected part of video games. You …
Stasis Review – The Perfect Organism
Stasis, initially released in 2015, is the first game set The Brotherhood’s point-and-click horror “Stasis” universe, followed by the free-to-play …
Still Wakes the Deep: Siren’s Rest Review – Just Keep Swimming
With the surprise announcement of a Still Wakes the Deep DLC during this year’s string of summer games showcases (but …
The Alters Review – Do It Yourself
In 11 bit studios’ sci-fi survival base-building adventure game, The Alters, Jan Dolski is the sole survivor of a …
Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall Review – More Like Rain
Brave at Night’s 2020 kingdom management RPG, Yes, Your Grace, didn’t have the most in-depth kingdom management mechanics when compared …
BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH Review – Look Me In The Eye
Serafini Productions’ horror short story anthology series, BrokenLore, continues with its second instalment, BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH, which follows Shinji, a …