Telltale’s ‘Puzzle Agent’: A Disquieting Trip Up North
Before Telltale were known for taking existing IPs and giving them the “cinematic game” treatment, they would take existing IPs and use them for the basis...
Swipe Left; ‘Reigns: Her Majesty” Review
by Maxwell N
Review for "Reigns: Her Majesty"...
‘Detention’: A Sentence Worth Serving
by Zack Rezac
The horror genre is a fickle one; most titles end up being very hit-or-miss, regardless of their sub-genre. Either a game nails the terrifying atmosphere...
‘The Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Episode 1’ Review
The ever present train of Telltale releases continues to roll on at a remarkable pace; whilst some installments such as Game of Thrones and Batman...
Clock Tower – The Cogs and Bells of Survival Horror
by Taylor Smith
Horror is one of the most unique genres in gaming. It can take the form of an action game or something slower-paced like an adventure...
‘Grimsfield’—Short, Bleak, and to the Point
by Katrina Lind
Grimsfield is short, bleak, and to the point. Developed solely by animator Adam Wells, Grimsfield is a point-and-click adventure game set in the dreary north...
‘Dropsy’ – A vibrant and creepy take on old school adventure games
by Katrina Lind
Love is scary, vague, and puzzling - at least in Dropsy. Developed by Tendershoot and A Jolly Corpse, this abstract take on the point-and-click adventure...
Interview With The Creators of ‘Gibbous: A Cthulhu Adventure’
by Will Stroad
I miss the old-school adventure games from the LucasArts age of PC gaming, a golden age for point and click games. Alas, those times are...
‘NightCry’ Review – Don’t Run With Scissors
by Taylor Smith
Horror has always been a confusing genre for video games. Be they atmospheric adventure titles, gory action games, or crappy screaming JPEG images in flash...
Interview With the Creators of ‘Luna: The Shadow Dust’
by Will Stroad
Finding originality in video games is becoming more difficult every day. Large companies only churn out the same thing year after year, and most others...