Review: LFG
Walking through Cancon, Canberra’s now 40-year-old tabletop gaming convention, I was blown away with how many stalls were on offer. It was a sensory...
Category: Games
Review: Paperbark
Sometimes developers can get carried away with the extravagance of their depictions of locations and events. These days, the grander and more eye-catching the...
Winter’s Wake and text-based video games
Video games have a rich history that often gets lost in the modern era. Even independent developers today have access to game engines that...
Review: Original Journey
Sometimes less is more. Original Journey takes this approach, ditching the bright colours and computer animation for beautiful, hand-drawn frames in various shades of...
Review: Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles
Casual gamers looking for an easy introduction to the current maze of sprawling open world adventure games need look no further than Yonder: The...
Review: Bokida: Heartfelt Reunion
Bokida: Heartfelt Reunion is not what I expected at all. Billed as an surreal open world adventure, it begins with a gorgeous preamble setting...
Review: Geneshift
It’s hard to stand out in a world full of independent games. Only AAA titles wait for full releases these days, opening up the...
Playstation VR: Yay or Nay?
Recently I came across a windfall of tasty coins and decided I’d go buy the accessory everyone wants but what every wallet would sooner jump...
Review: INSIDE
Playdead Studios released LIMBO on the Xbox Live arcade in 2010 to critical acclaim. The simple side scrolling puzzle game used physics based puzzles...
Review: Forts
Forts is a charming little game by Earthwork Games which combines elements of Angry Birds, Worms and Besiege all in one tidy package. The...
