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The Sims 4: Enchanted by Nature Expansion Pack – PC Review

23Jul

By JasonNo Comments

The Sims 4: Enchanted by Nature Expansion Pack – PC Review

If you’ve ever wanted your Sims to ditch the digital rat race for a life among whispering woods, ancient ruins, and talking raccoons (yes, really), then The Sims 4: Enchanted by Nature Expansion Pack might just cast a spell on you. The latest DLC from Maxis and EA invites players to explore the enchanting side of Mother Nature. Blending fantasy elements with rustic living to deliver a magical and earthy gameplay experience. This magical DLC will set you back about £35 from Steam or EA store. Pixie Dust & Prosecco! But is this expansion worth venturing into the forest for, or is it just another mushroom ring on the Sims DLC lawn? Let’s dig in (with a fairy-forged shovel, naturally). Gameplay Enchanted by Nature adds a lush, new world called Sylvan Hollow, a living forest biome w...

Bite Sized PC Review – Fears to Fathom (Season 1)

22Jul

By Kyle McGrathNo Comments

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Bite Sized PC Review – Fears to Fathom (Season 1)

I’ve been following the Fears to Fathom games for a while, and so here are my thoughts on season 1. The games are a collection of stories from various people and then changed into a horror game thanks to the developer Rayll. Pick your poison of fear. Each episode takes place in a different location and aims to bring your genuine fears to life. You can find all the episodes on Steam, which I’ll list below with a link and their prices. Here's the list: EP1: Home Alone - Free To Play EP2: Norwood Hitchhike - £4.29 EP3: Carson House - £4.29 EP4: Ironbark Lookout - £8.50 EP5: Woodbury Getaway - £8.50 Gameplay You’ll usually play from the perspective of who originally experienced the events. With each game giving you the actual story beforehand for the setup. We’re the...

22Jul

By Kyle McGrathNo Comments

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The Necromancer’s Tale – PC Review

Looking for a new classic-style RPG? Well, The Necromancer’s Tale might be just what you're looking for. Developed by Psychic Software, we step into an alternate history/world of 18th-century Europe. If you ever wanted to play as a necromancer, here’s your chance as it’s out now on Steam. There's a 10% launch discount available until 27th July too. Will you welcome death like an old friend? The prologue begins in a book, telling the tale of a six-year war between the Republic of Venice and the Sovereign Monarchy Rulsthen, over passage through the Adriatic Sea. Three generals of Rulsthen, a friend and two brothers, grew desperate and sailed for a month on a pilgrimage to Golgotha. On the hill where Jesus died, a mysterious person offers them a spell book which allows them to raise and c...

21Jul

By Jordan RookerNo Comments

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Hell Clock – PC Review

Next up in my continuing spree of roguelikes comes Hell Clock by Rogue Snail (Relic Hunters Legend). Collect relics, gear, and further your descension with customizable builds in this new hack and slash style roguelite ARPG. With publishing by Mad Mushroom (Conquest Dark), the game releases on Steam this Tuesday, July 22nd. Don't Lock Into a Build in Hell Clock Yes, I know. I should give the roguelites a rest. But hear me out! They always look so quick and fun to pick up! I also seem to enjoy finding the interesting ways that they can differ from one another. Hell Clock is no different and I hope you'll take the time to see why you should also check out this new roguelite ARPG below! Gameplay Hell Clock is a roguelite, hack and slash ARPG that is set in the aftermath of the Canudos War...

21Jul

By Kyle McGrathNo Comments

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Bite Sized PC Review – Amenti

I was really curious when watching the trailer for Amenti. As it’s not that often I see games take place in Egypt, especially horror. So, I am grateful to DarkPhobia Games for giving this setting ago. If you’re looking for a new horror game where you get to explore an ancient tomb. Then you can pick up Amenti on Steam for £5.89, which isn’t too bad. Why we always got to explore, just stay home! Gameplay We play a photographer who is looking to take some photos of an ancient Pharaoh Rudamon. This leads him inside one of the great pyramids. Like most games in this style, Amenti doesn’t offer a lot of gameplay, so it’s mostly just walking. You can take random photos within the tomb, although scripted moments are there to progress the game. As you explore further into the tomb, things s...

17Jul

By Alex CrooksNo Comments

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The Drifter – PC Review

There are not many games that I would sit up until 2am playing solo but it was impossible to stop playing The Drifter. After checking out the demo, I was super excited to get my hands on the finished product. What's even better news for you is The Drifter officially releases today on Steam! Death, death and more death? Point and click me to the sign up sheet! Gameplay The gameplay is the same as I mentioned in the preview. You point and click, pick up items and solve puzzles using your environment. The main story takes what is has already given us and elevates it further. The story took a direction that I really wasn't expecting which is why I enjoyed it so much. However, I did say in my playthrough of the demo that it didn't seem too hard. I take it back. Whilst the difficulty ...

Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army – PC Review

15Jul

By Ruddy CelestialNo Comments

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Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army – PC Review

Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army is an action, RPG branching from the Shin Megami Tensei series. With the publishing power of ATLUS and the funding from SEGA, we finally get this game. This is a remaster of Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army. Originally released on the PlayStation 2 on October 10th, 2006, it was just one of several subseries under the SMT umbrella. I'm thrilled to get to play this game again after over a decade since my last playthrough, this time on PC! It's honestly going to be a bit difficult to remember everything from that version over the remaster. But, I'm going to give it a shot! Be it demon, human, or something in-between. As long as I got Gouto, my sword and my gun, nothing will stand in my way! It's the year Taisho 20 in T...

9Jul

By CharlieNo Comments

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Cornerpond – PC Review

Looking for a relaxed idle game? Cornerpond, developed and published by foolsroom, is a chill idle fishing game that sits right in the corner of your screen! Buy upgrades, customise your character, and get ready to reel in the next big catch. It released on April 21st on Steam for the very affordable price of £2.49. So put on your boots, grab your rod and let's get into it! Another Idle Game?? “Hey Charlie, isn't this, like, the third idle game you are reviewing this month? Are you running all of them at the same time? Are you okay?” Yes, yes, no. But that hardly matters now 'cause we got some fish to catch alright! This is actually a game I picked up myself during the Steam Summer Sale. I really liked the game and had some time on my hands, so I thought to myself: “Eh, why not write ...

2Jul

By CharlieNo Comments

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Supermarket Simulator – PC Review

Get ready to run and manage your own Supermarket in the aptly-named Supermarket Simulator! This chill, first-person management sim game has been developed and published by Nokta Games and released on Steam on June 19th. After having been in Early Access since early 2024, it's time to stock your shelves and open up shop! What makes this market so “Super”? There sure have been a lot of simulation games that were released within the past year. Does this one stand out from the rest? Let's find out! Gameplay Ever dreamed of running your own Supermarket? Well, this game lets you do just that. From ringing up your customers to cleaning and making sure that the shelves are stocked, you are the boss! Alright, it's 8am now (if it's not for you, just pretend), time to start working! First ...

Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping – PC Review

27Jun

By CharlieNo Comments

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Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping – PC Review

Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping is a brand-new, chill idle game in which you get to create and take care of your very own dream aquarium. Hatch and raise fish, connect with your friends, and just enjoy the calm beauty that your little aquarium can bring. Developed by Lunheim Studios and published by Future Friends Games, the game hit the shelves on Steam on June 23rd and is currently 10% off as an introductory offer until July 7th, costing just £3.86. Don't tap the glass! As much as I like this game, it may actually be one that my cat enjoyed more than me. She just loves to sit in front of my screen and loudly scream at anything that dares to move. She is a sucker for those Cat TV videos with the birds in them, so this is just such a perfect game to keep her, and me, of course, enterta...