Michael originally gave the Silvertongue Hernandez 30XX: Space-Time District Attorney graphic novel kind of a bad review. But the author took the feedback to heart and made several changes. So now, Michael is taking a second look.
Everyone probably used to race toy cars around their bedrooms when they were little. Super Toy Cars takes that concept and makes it real, bringing every kid’s imaginary raceways to life. Is that enough to help Super Toy Cars capture the checkered flag? Jump to the starting line and find out.
This week out Time Waster is returning to a series that he’s covered a few times over the years with the browser game Learn to Fly 3.
World’s Dawn is a Kickstarter-funded effort to create a fun life simulator game that is styled very much after the Harvest Moon series. So how close does it come, and yea, is it actually any good? We create a character and find out.
Following up on the excellent TV show Orphan Black is a card game of the same name. We draw a few hands, battle with our clones, and give Orphan Black: The Card Game a spin. How close is the card game experience to the twists and machinations as the television show that spawned it?
Firewatch is a game with brilliant characterisation and gorgeous graphics, but a promising story that ends up going nowhere special.
This week our residential Time Waster is checking out a beautiful game called Dust: An Elysian Tail, but does its gameplay match its appearance?
Mark Twain meets Oregon Trail in The Flame in the Flood, a survival adventure game where you plot the fate of a little girl and her dog using just your wits and a leaky raft. This is a beautiful surprise hit that everyone should check out!
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth offers unique gameplay where players can evolve or devolve their Digimon creatures at will, all wrapped up in a fun and exciting JRPG-style adventure game. If you are looking for something exciting and different, give Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth a play.
It’s been a long time since we came across a horror title where the storytelling’s creeping dread takes front and center. Mixing in great works of art just adds fuel to the white-hot horror fire of Layers of Fear.
