Rainbow Moon is a tactical role-playing game available via the PSN network. Play as the hero Baldren who is transported to an unknown planet; Rainbow Moon. Here he finds himself stranded and his travel to this unknown world opened a dimensional gate, out of which troops of monsters are crawling, turning this once peaceful planet into a real […]

Hyper Light Drifter is the 2D action role-playing game coming Spring 2016; made in a 8-bit and 16-bit classic format, with a modern design and logic, though with a different take and on a larger scale. Explore a world inspired by dreams and nightmares alike, where vast ruined landscapes reveal new dangers and hidden technologies just waiting to be […]

Not only is the Chromebook great visually, she boots up really fast too, and has a really good feel in your hands and the soft clicks when typing are pleasing to the ears. She is essentially a laptop that loads a cloud based OS, which behaves the same as a glorified browser; though with a variant […]

The Binding of Isaac was a game that was always on the verge of clicking with me. It came around about the same time as a number of other successful rogue-like games that I struggled to get into as well. I enjoy the hook, certainly, the way in which decisions matter massively and every small […]

What a word that is to throw in casually. Masterpiece. That is usually reserved for very special works of art; ones that transcend their medium ever so slightly. Ones that rise to the pinnacle of their genres and stand alone as shining of examples of how a team of skilled people with one, singular vision […]

The Metal Gear Solid series has always been confusing for me. Gorgeous visuals and some of the most fun and challenging gameplay around on one hand, but some of the most nonsensical, poorly written, poorly edited and, frankly, bullshit stories that I have ever experienced in any medium. People love it, people buy it and […]

Some games have been sitting in my backlog for a very, very long time. Either because I got stuck, got bored or simply stopped playing as something new and shiny came along. Over the years I’ve got stressed and stuck as a young buck, before I started to have disposable income and then bought way […]

Steam has slowly been evolving over the years since its release. When it first launched it was simply a program by which you could launch Half Life 2 and Counter Strike. It didn’t have a working friends list, it didn’t have an effective store page and was slow and buggy. In fact, if not for […]