Crest – Religion Simulator gets wild with major Exploration Update The indirect god game Crest brings you hippos, islands, terraforming and much more in it’s latest Early Access update July 31st, 2017 –…
Ah, spring, a time for blooming flowers and April showers and – witches? April 30th, for those not in the know, isn’t just May Eve. In German it’s known as…
Gaming isn’t exactly the greenest of pastimes. High energy consumption and a lack of recyclability are just the tip of the (melting) iceberg, and while the occasional effort is made…
So, a few weeks back, Man Crates contacted me. They’ve got an on-going project about retro-gaming and nostalgic memories to commemorate their Retro Gamer Crate. I’ve opted to join in,…
October: a time of campfire stories and grinning pumpkins, of tricks and treats and morbid delights. Mortals dress as ghouls and laugh (and scream) in the face of pretend dangers,…
Rather than take a long and likely uneventful walk on a local paranormal tour or watch yet another boring B-horror movie on Netflix, why not take a real test of…
Paying homage to the 16-bit era of video games isn’t exactly something unheard of in the current indie market. Many games are lining up boasting beautiful pixel art and retro-inspired…
The God Game is a somewhat strange genre. It’s been around for quite awhile, usually most successful on PC, but it’s never been the kind of genre to make a…
What image comes to mind when you think of multiplayer? Rocket launcher battles in Halo? Akimbo shotguns and Team Deathmatch in Call of Duty? Creeps and champions in League of…
Ambition is a word I feel has been lacking at times in the discussion of video games these days. Some games may have an ambitious idea, but as a whole,…