Bright Lights, Big Puzzles with One Upon Light
One Upon Light is a puzzle adventure where the focus is solidly on the puzzle aspect. Although the storyline is a little bit threadbare, the unique focus on light and shadow keeps it interesting.
Category Archives: Reviews
Confronting Nightmares in Bulb Boy
This week our Time Waster is taking on nightmares in the point-and-click adventure game Bulb Boy. Is this a horror game that you should check out?
MMO Healers Get Respect With Little Healer Mobile Game
Those who play healer classes in MMO’s are a special breed. But they are also blamed when raids go badly more than anyone else. Little Healer is a mobile game that plays up on that stereotype, finally giving healers their due.
Extremely Clever Platforming With Extreme Exorcism
Extreme Exorcism changes the platformer genre a bit by having the monsters learn player tactics and mimic them. So the great tactic you used in one level can become a player-killer in the next. Choose your strategy carefully.
Heartwarming Good Intentions
Michael’s back with a new series he found and enjoyed immensely for his book review this week. It’s Good Intentions, Book 01 of the Good Intentions series, by Elliott Kay! If you can keep an open mind, this Good Intentions will delight and surprise you.
Choppy But Fun Seas In A Coast Guard Adventure
We thought that Coast Guard would be a simulation of the generally least-covered branch of the service, but it turns out that it’s more of an adventure type game with a heavy Coast Guard theme. Which may actually be a good thing.
Swinging Through Spider: Downloaded
This week Billy makes a return to browser-based gaming with a platformer called Spider: Downloaded. Is this game one that you should give some of your spare time to?
Reviewing some Amazing Tales from the Borderlands
Tales from the Borderlands takes the beloved shooter’s source material and redeploys it as a clever, well-written story-based adventure as only Telltale Games could successfully pull off.
Adoring Fallout 4 On The PlayStation 4
Having looked at Fallout 4 on the Xbox One and the PC, we round out our coverage with our review of how Fallout 4 does on the PlayStation 4. Will it earn a clean sweep on all platforms? Hint: probably.
Some tempering required with Seven Forges
Michael is back with the first entry in a lackluster Epic Fantasy series this week. It’s all about Seven Forges, Book 01 of the Seven Forges series, by James A. Moore! Come see where this series stacks up against the many stories competing for your consideration this week.