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18Aug

By Ruddy CelestialNo Comments

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Security 51 PC Review

Security 51 is an Adventure, Simulation, Point and Click game from the cosmic entities at Alawar. A game that gives me the vibes of Papers, Please only more multidimensional. Which just like Papers, Please, there are major consequences to the actions you perform. You'll have a lot of trial and error, but if you're an attentive person like me, you'll breeze through the first timeline. Now, let me scan you and give you a Rorschach test to see if you gain access to this review. How was I suppose to know that this guy was going to just melt like pudding. All I did was scan them! Gameplay As I mentioned earlier this game is similar to Papers, Please. You're a security guard who's in charge of following the rules and determining if someone can enter, leave or just end up dead. However, thro...

17Aug

By Kyle McGrathNo Comments

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Toy Shop Tidy Up – PC Review

You've probably noticed an influx of game centred around tidying up a particular theme of items. Well, that is exactly what Shiftmoon's newest game is exactly, but this time it is a toy store. So if that has piqued your interest then you can grab Toy Shop Tidy Up now on the Steam store for £4.59, not bad. The Gundam looking ones look cool. Gameplay We spawn in and shortly after a large amount of different toys drop down from above. I was a little taken aback by the sheer amount of toys, but began sorting and stocking them straight away. This is all there really is to Toy Shop Tidy Up, grab a handful of toys and sort them in their respective zones. One area is for cute plushies, while another is for cool mechs and dragons. When done filling out an area, you will be given one additional...

13Aug

By Kyle McGrathNo Comments

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Reanimal: The Prisoner – PC Review

Tarsier Studios has finally cooked up another adventure for us with Reanimals new DLC, The Prisoner. Now, we step into another dark adventure in the twisted world from the eyes of two new protagonists. The common theme this time is centred around WW1 which is I find interesting. You can grab The Prisoner DLC on Steam right now for £7.99, while season pass holders will have access right away. While you're here, why not check out my review for the base game too! Although a prisoner, we must soldier on. Gameplay This time around players will assume the roles of Prisoner, and Solider, these names are from when I checked the mask menu. With The Prisoner DLC starting with solider speaking to Prisoner through some bars, things quickly change as we end up parachuting into a war zone. Players ...

Agefield High: Rock the School – PC Review

12Aug

By Kyle McGrathNo Comments

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Agefield High: Rock the School – PC Review

Simultaneously, something old and something new: Refugium Games has developed and published Agefield High: Rock The School. Dropping on Steam August 12th, it's reminiscent and possibly inspired by the beloved Canis Canem Edit (or Bully in its American and later releases). Let's dive in and see if this game will pass or flunk its test. Time to give it the old college try. Gameplay We play as Sam Tatum a new kid on the block and who is attending Agefield High School. Like most first days we don't get the best start since Sam ends up fighting the head Jock Seth. And so let the school year begin. After the prologue players will get access to the whole map from the get-go, although there isn't really a lot to it. You will come across the same models over, and over again, and they give the ...

8Aug

By Jordan RookerNo Comments

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Angels Fall First – PC Review

Angels Fall First is a tactical FPS with space, vehicle, and ground combat. Strangely Interactive has been developing the game for over 10 years, built upon a sci-fi universe that started as a simple mod. If you are looking for a new tactical sci-fi FPS that is overflowing with opportunity for an in-depth experience, this may be what you're looking for. It is only available on PC via Steam. Familiar, Yet Not Really I hadn't heard of Angels Fall First until it popped up as a recommended game on Steam right around the time of its 1.0 release. At a glance and the brief description I had read, I was expecting more of a sandbox style of game. Instead what I found upon loading up was a very intricately detailed tactical FPS that reminded me of late nights playing coordinated operations in Plan...

5Aug

By Rowen Cameron1 Comment

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Doloc Town – PC Review

When the world seems to be going to hell in a handbasket, a game that reminds you that life and hope can be steadily cultivated is extremely comforting. And if it’s got delightful pixel art animation, all the better! Doloc Town is a side-scrolling pixel art farming sim from newcomers RedSaw Games Studio. Put a tablespoon of Stardew Valley, a sprinkling of Terraria, and some drops of Fallout into a cooking pot with their own special sauce and it serves up something striking. A catastrophic war of machines ravaged the world and brought seasons of acid rain. Many fled, but the survivors who remained built Doloc Town and the community prospered. As a young ‘un, you grew up on tales of the legendary “Eden’s Legacy” said to be found in the river valley. You've heard the story of the brave lea...

3Aug

By Alex Crooks1 Comment

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Dystopican – PC Review

How would you manage your time if all you had to do was sit and watch TV to earn money? Dystopicon is a new, dark time management game from Palitroque. Now available on Steam for - should you add Dystopicon to your library? Read more to find out. Sit down, put your feet up and make money watching TV. What are you doing? No. Don't look out the window! Gameplay This dystopian life sim uses point-and-click mechanics to make your way through the game. Your job is to watch tv, make money to survive and comply with the authoritarian regime that controls the world. It really is as simple as that. Earning money is easy but managing it is a whole other issue. Aside from napping, everything costs money. Eating is $2, washing is $4 and other upgrades get added to your apartment as time passe...

3Aug

By Kevin1 Comment

Gaming, PC Reviews

Esports Manager 2026 – PC Review

Ever dreamed about owning an Esports team, making all the calls, hiring, firing, negotiating deals and planning tactics? Then you might be in a niche market, but not to worry because Neurona Games have got you covered as much as you need to protect those bases. Will Esports Manager 2026 live up to those dreams or glory, or is it just a ticking time-bomb of debris about to be scattered all over the map. Is it the bomb, or will it just bomb When it comes to Esports, my knowledge is very limited. What do I know? Teams pitch against each other playing both attackers and defenders. Spend money between rounds for better equipment. High numbers of rounds will be played. Most of that was guesswork if I am honest. So what am I going to know about running an Esports team, or more to the point, wha...

31Jul

By JasonNo Comments

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Corsair Cove – PC Review

There's something oddly satisfying about starting with next to nothing and slowly building up a thriving settlement, and that's exactly what Corsair Cove, by devs Limbic Entertainment, sets out to do. Blending resource gathering, exploration and town management with a pirate theme, it creates a surprisingly relaxing experience that feels like a cross between The Settlers, a light survival game and a casual adventure title. He's a Pirate! While there are pirates, treasure and plenty of exploration, don't expect a fast-paced action game. This is much more about planning your settlement, keeping your economy moving and slowly expanding your little pirate paradise. It won't be for everyone, but if you enjoy games where progression is constant and rewarding, there's plenty here to like. ...

29Jul

By Kyle McGrathNo Comments

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Senara: The Sacrament – PC Review

I'm checking out Influsion Inc. newest game Senara: The Sacrament, a first-person horror game, set on the ship Senara. Why are we here, who knows. But what I do know is that you can pick up the game on Steam, and there is also a demo available. Why are we always unconscious at the start of these things? Gameplay Upon waking up on the Senara with no clue as to why we are here, we quickly find out there is a cult onboard. This leads to use having to find a mean of escape which goes as you would expect in a horror game. Now, fair play we do get to explore the entire ship as we look for a way off it. Meanwhile, you won't be alone as players will have to fight or hide from the various stalkers that Senara: The Sacrament will through your way. You will face crew mates gone mad, however you ...