Game Review: Let Me Sleep (Xbox Series X)
From developer Brave Giant and publisher Silesia Games comes Let Me Sleep, a simple but addictive 2D point and click puzzle game. Bright, colourful, and quite zany, it’s quite good.
Puzzle
Game Review: Quiet Christmas (Xbox One)
Quiet Christmas is actually a good game. Except for the glaring issue of how much bang you get for your buck.
Game Review: Deliver us the Moon (Xbox One X)
Earth’s natural resources are depleted. This energy crisis requires a solution. Global powers create the World Space Agency. They secure a promising new source of energy on the moon. When communications with the moon go dark, the energy source is lost. You’re the last astronaut on Earth. You must investigate what happened to save humanity.
Game Review: Black Mirror (Xbox One)
Originally released in 2003, The Black Mirror was a third-person point and click horror game. A very successful game, it would get two sequels before being rebooted at the end of 2017. The reboot would drop the point and click style of gameplay in favour of a more ‘free-roaming’ adventure style.
Game Review – Boggle with Friends (Mobile – Free to Play)
The timeless classic word game, Boggle, hits mobile phones courtesy of developer, Zynga. Tweaked and enhanced to integrate with social media, Boggle with Friends works almost as well if you don’t have any playing the game. Or any friends.
Game Review – Fantastic Beasts Cases (Mobile – Free to Play)
Fantastic Beasts Cases – Cases from the Wizarding World is a story based puzzle/detective game based in the wonderful Wizarding World inspired by J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts books.
Game Review: Score Hero (Mobile – Free to Play)
Score Hero is a clever, strategy based football game designed for mobiles that actually works really well on the small screen. Instead of ramming a directional pad and 4 buttons on to the small screen for our fat fingers to struggle with, it focus on slowed down, puzzle styled gaming.
Game Review: Rime (Xbox One X)
Rime is an adventure puzzle video game developed by Tequila Works, it released in 2017. If there were to be one aspect that surpassed the visuals or story then it would have to be the soundtrack that accompanies them. Genuinely, it is something special. Rime wouldn’t have the special ambience or be as emotive as it is without its spectacular music. Listening to it play as you roam around can only be described as magical.