DAN HILLMAN
Hardspace: Shipbreaker (PC) Review
“A new life awaits you in the Off-world colonies. The chance to begin again in a golden land of opportunity and adventure.” Well, that’s what the commercials say anyway. Let’s have a look at Hardspace: Shipbreaker. Part adventure game, part physics puzzle and part Wile E. Coyote simulator.
Submerged, Hidden Depths (PC) Review
Do you sometimes just want to chill? Are you tired of the battles, the races against time and just want to chill and maybe go on an adventure? If so, then I have a game for you, Submerged; Hidden Depths. A non-combat, self-paced adventure by Uppercut Games. So, let’s dive in and see just how many water based puns I can wring out of Submerged: Hidden Depths
A Juggler's Tale (Switch) Review
Ever feel like a puppet on a string? Dancing to someone else’s tune? If so, you will relate to Abby, the protagonist of Kaleidoscube’s A Jugglers Tale. Short but sweet, A Juggler’s Tale has more than a few surprises.
Giraffe and Annika Review
Whats in a name? Going by its title Giraffe and Annika sounds like a kids show on the Sprout Network involving a magical stuffed animal. SPOILER ALERT: ITS NOT. Its a rather interesting adventure game with no actual Giraffes in sight. So lets go explore the magical island of Spica and see if this is the game for you.
Anodyne 2: Return to Dust Review
You awaken on a beach, and a helpfully placed television shows two purple beings, who explain that you are inside an egg and destined for great things. After this, it gets weird.
Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town Review
All good stories involve pirates. Including Imaginary Lab’s interactive tale where we guide Willy Morgan down the dark allies of a pirate town on a quest to discover the fate of his missing father.
Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bonetown Preview
A wise man said “all good stories involve pirates.” Let’s put that to the test with a peek at Imaginary Labs interactive tale where we guide Willy Morgan down the dark allies of a pirate town on a quest to discover the fate of his missing father.
Draugen Review
Fans of paranoid schizophrenia, spooky settings and literal graveyards worth of fresh corpses take note Draugen has landed. This Beautiful psycho-thriller set in an isolated Norwegian fjord during the 1920s has plenty to offer as well as a few things to consider.