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Creepshow – PC Review
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Creepshow – PC Review

Creepshow is a game based on comics of the same name, and also had a T.V. show, has now jumped to the gaming scene. Thanks to the creators at PHL Collective, I will be checking out some creepy stories. If you're a fan of the other iterations, then you can grab the game on Steam for £12.79. Here are your tickets to the Creepshow! Gameplay Creepshow starts with us following four youths as they explore an old burn down mall. Where one of the characters, Danny, whom the player controls, is searching for his father. Eventually, Danny ends up falling down a whole and becomes separated from the others. Shortly after he comes across a mysterious man, named The Reader. He asks Danny to bring him stories, in exchange he will aid in finding him a way out of the basement. These tales are their ow...
Yellowcreek Stories: The Cabin Watcher – PC Review
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Yellowcreek Stories: The Cabin Watcher – PC Review

I enjoy playing small budget horror games, and keeping an eye out for ones that might surprise me. This time I'm checking out Yellowcreek Stories: The Cabin Watcher. A game made by Carloz Azugua, and published by JanduSoft. You can grab it on Steam £9.98, and it looks like it might be the start of an anthology. Don't go to a cabin alone... or maybe ever. Gameplay The basic plot is that we are a writer who has travelled out to log cabin, in hopes of finishing a book. But as you would expect this goes out the window. Yellowcreek Stories: The Cabin Watcher doesn't have a lot you can interact with, except for story reason. So with that you will be walking most of the time. When stuff does kick off, you will have to sneak around the killer who will walk in a set pattern and try to do tasks...
ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs – PC Review
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ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs – PC Review

Have you ever wanted to own a store and repair old 2000s electronics? Did you hope it would be in Japan? If that's been your lifelong dream, then you're in luck! ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs by Mandragora has finally landed on the Steam store. Fix this nokia knock-off? No problem! Gameplay ReStory takes cosy and amplifies it to the next level with simple gameplay that's easy to pass the time with. You've just opened up your own electronics cleaning and restoration store. Things start off pretty simple, with only a small number of electronics that you can work on. Flip phones, tamagotchi rip offs and game controllers are how you make all of your money in the early game. Like with many shop simulator games, you unlock additional electronics by making enough money to buy licences....
Lou’s Lagoon – PC Review
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Lou’s Lagoon – PC Review

It’s always exciting to see how a Steam Next Fest gem has progressed, and this time it’s Lou’s Lagoon. A cosy open-world life sim set in a vibrant archipelago, Tiny Roar’s newest venture mixes exploring, crafting, and exciting seaplane shenanigans. After receiving a distress call from your Uncle Lou, a legendary airman, you return to his island home to find it in disarray from a monstrous storm. And he is, of course, currently missing. It’s up to you to follow in your uncle’s shoes and help the Limbo Archipelago get back on its feet, while uncovering the ancient mystery surrounding Lou’s disappearance. ♫ OHEEAY! OHEEOH! ♫ As a wee ‘90s kid, one of my favourite Disney TV shows was Talespin. My VHS tapes were played so much, it’s a miracle they didn’t disintegrate. After playing the Lo...
Slayblade – PC Review
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Slayblade – PC Review

Letting it rip on to a whole new audience comes Slayblade by Henry's House and Oscar Brittain. The game is also a rogue-lite game where we will hit the streets and battle it out to see who's the best. If you wanna talk a long walk down memory lane yourself, Slayblade is on Steam, with a demo available as well. Time to spin it out at the speed of sound! Gameplay Once you start a run in Slayblade, players can just begin battling the local youth to prove you're the best Blader. Battles only require the mouse to play, which makes battling a lot simpler. Although it did take me a couple of tries to get used to how it works. All battles will offer money and XP for you to earn so that you can purchase parts to create your ideal spinner. Money is also lost on some battles, and once you go int...
Twisted Towers – PC Review
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Twisted Towers – PC Review

I thought that Twisted Tower would have had a bit more chatter around it. The demo I played a while ago was really fun, and I have been waiting for its launch. Created by Atmos Games, we embark to the Twisted Tower of Mr. Twist. The game is a first-person shooter horror game, which you can grab on the Steam store. Lights, Cameras, Action! Gameplay After a brief intro showing our main character Vincent's life prior to the events of Twisted Tower, it also explains why he has come to the towers to begin with. It doesn't take long for the wacky owner to show his face and have poor Vincent run around so he can ascend to the top. Along the way, players will gather weapons, like a slingshot, sniper, and Tommy gun. All of which you can upgrade to further give you an edge in combat. The Tommy ...
Project P.I.T.T – PC Review
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Project P.I.T.T – PC Review

I have been dabbling in more games that look great at killing time. This time my eyes are set on Project P.I.T.T a game that was developed by the team Froke. From what the pictures show all I have to do is push some cute little ducks into an unknown pit. That does not sound too bad, if you wish to check the game out for yourself then it will be on Steam. A Demo is also available via the link here. And I thought I was a bottomless pit. Gameplay We start off in an elevator at a new job, after leaving it we have one simple task. Feed the pit! Players will do this by crafting ducks via a nearby machine but will slowly over time unlock other items to. As items are gathered and thrown down into the pit a combo will trigger leading to bonus cash. A machine nearby offers upgrades for you to b...
Dodo Duckie – PC Review
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Dodo Duckie – PC Review

Dodo Duckie is one of the most innovative platformers around, merging 2D and 3D perspectives with a charming art style and clever level designs. Developed by BornMonkie, Dodo Duckie is a charming indie puzzle-platformer developed by a seven-person team. The game is available on PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store, as well as Xbox, and it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that it brings more than enough innovation to stand on its own two feet in a genre dominated by giant franchises. No Quacking Around Dodo Duckie starts with a fairly simple and admittedly random concept. Aliens show up out of nowhere and kidnap our poor Duckie’s chicken friends, leaving it up to him to save them. The only way to do this is by traversing all sorts of planets and wearing multiple hats. Of course, the ‘...
Yet Another Zombie Survivors – PC Review
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Yet Another Zombie Survivors – PC Review

Yet Another Zombie Survivors is a bullet heaven survivors roguelike. With just over two years in early access, developer Awesome Games Studio (Fury Unleashed, I, Zombie) is rolling out the 1.0 red carpet. Choose your team leader and embark into various biomes, gaining squad members and power the longer you stay alive. You can pick it up on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation starting August 20th. Zombies... Always Zombies in Yet Another Zombie Survivors Of course its another roguelite. They've kind of just become my thing I guess. More than anything, the ease in which to pick up my Steam Deck for a short gaming session just leans toward this genre in particular. Yet Another Zombie Survivors is another that had come across my Steam store time and again. With a full release ahead, what better time t...
Zombutcher – PC Review
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Zombutcher – PC Review

Have you exhausted the many supermarket simulator options available on steam? Are you looking for something that scratches that itch whilst looking for something a little bit unique? Enter Zombutcher by Odius. In this butcher shop simulator you take up the reigns as a zombie butcher selling animal produce by day. By night, you lock the shutters and start selling human meat to the undead who are waiting just outside your basement. The premise of Zombutcher makes it stand out immediately due to the absolute craziness of a concept. Does the oddity live up to the hype and deseve a place in your Steam library though? We played it to find out just how good this game was. Zombutcher is currently £11.75 on Steam. Brains.... brains... brai- Oh. Sorry. Packaged chicken is $5. Gameplay Zombut...