Pikuniku Review – Cute…Dystopia?
David reviews Pikuniku, a platformer game with an interesting setting that mixes its happy, cute visuals with a dystopian backdrop!
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PC
What is GOG?
David talks about GOG.com, CD Projekt’s curated DRM-free storefront for PC games old and new alike, and what sets it apart from competitors!
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Indie Hive’s Top Indie Games of 2019
Indie Hive look back over 2019 and picks some of their favourite indie games from 2019, including horror, simulators, puzzle games and more!
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Back to Rainy LA, Blade Runner Returns!
David talks about the rerelease of video game classic Blade Runner, an adaptation based on the movie of the same name, now available again on GOG!
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A Quick Busy Bee Look at Minecraft’s Buzzy Bee Update
David quickly covers @Minecraft’s Buzzy Bees update with its bee nests, honey and of course, the bees themselves, along with its other changes!
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Geometry Dash Review – Jumping to the Music
David covers Geometry Dash, the rhythm-based runner where you avoid spikes and other obstacles while jumping and flying to the beat of music!
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TRON: Evolution is yet another cautionary tale for DRM
David talks about why TRON: Evolution’s activation scheme and its subsequent shutdown is problematic for players!
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Forgotten Hill: Disillusion – A Macabre Museum Mystery
Rachael reviews Forgotten Hill: Disillusion, a brand new instalment in a macabre puzzle game series, available now for PC, Mac and mobile!
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A Quick Glance at Stardew Valley’s 1.4 Update!
David takes a quick glance at Stardew Valley’s 1.4 update, arriving to your farm with new features, events, locations, bugfixes and many more!
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Railroad Corporation – Trains of the 19th Century
Writer David reviews Railroad Corporation, a management game that puts you at the helm of a train company in 19th century United States!
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