ChromaGun: Like Adding Colors to Portal
You can think of ChromaGun as a deep puzzle game with a great physics engine backing it. Or, you could consider it a clone of Portal with a few added and colorful features. Both descriptions would be correct.
Category Archives: Reviews
Flying High With Human: Fall Flat
Although not a new game by any means, porting Human: Fall Flat over to the Nintendo Switch is breathing new life into this awesome puzzle adventure. And if you can bring a friend along to fall together, it more than doubles your fun.
Celebrating with The Impossible Quizmas
The Impossible Quizmas is up this week as Billy looks to celebrate the holiday with an equally festive-themed distraction.
Darkest Hunters Fails to Move from Mobile to PC
This week our Time Waster is checking out Darkest Hunters, a game that got its start on mobile devices and is now available on PC.
There Is No Game Here
This week There Is No Game is the non-game that our local Time Waster found to entertain himself during his abundance of spare time.
Sherman the Alaskan Cow is a Chore
This week Billy is wrapping up the mobile marathon for the Time Waster with a 3D puzzle game called Sherman the Alaskan Cow.
Snoopy Pop is a Pleasant Puzzle Game
This week our Time Waster is hanging out with the gang from Peanuts in the new match-three mobile game called Snoopy Pop.
Breezing Through Stellar Fox
This week our Time Waster is a puzzle game for Android devices called Stellar Fox that uses lines and physics to challenge players. It’s a beautiful game, but perhaps a bit too easy for clever Time Wasters to fully enjoy?
Hidden Object Storytelling With Occultus: Mediterranean Cabal
Occultus: Mediterranean Cabal is not your typical hidden object title. Instead, it puts the emphasis solidly on story and plot, which, depending on your tastes, might be good or bad.
RiME Review: Beautiful Puzzle Adventure with Sweet Storytelling
RiME’s incredibly gorgeous world is the setting for a story about childhood innocence and life and death. A puzzle adventure with more than enough to set it apart from its influences. Whilst easy puzzles and control flaws detract, Rime’s charm and story makes it a worthwhile journey.