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Forgotten Fields Review – A Passage Through Time

14Apr

By Sam HaydonNo Comments

Forgotten Fields Review – A Passage Through Time

Forgotten Fields is an adventure story, following the passage of time of a struggling author looking to create a new story to help pay his bills. Experience the vibrant colourful environment of the summer and follow a relaxing story at your own pace. Forgotten Fields is developed by Frostwood Interactive and published by Dino Digital. Forgotten Fields speaks to the heart with a deep feel story that gets you thinking about life Adventure stories have always spoken to me on a personal level and this game was no different. I was intrigued to discover the personal messages this game had to offer and just to relax for a change. Do you enjoy the change of pace? What did you learn? Let us know in the comments below. Also, feel free to take a look at my previous articles here. Gameplay For...

Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood Review – A Narrative Time Loop

14Apr

By Sam HaydonNo Comments

PC Reviews

Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood Review – A Narrative Time Loop

Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood is an Adventure/Visual Novel adventure in the realm of Glome. Developed by Devespresso Games known for The Coma and Vambrace and Published by Headup, WhisperGames. Remember your past mistakes to overcome your future in Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood Puzzle games can be highly enjoyable and give a great sense of accomplishment. Which I was very much looking forward to the most. As a Result being able to actively challenge my brain was something I was very much looking forward to in Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood. Gameplay Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood is a Visual Novel adventure that focuses on evasion and puzzle-solving as its main aspect. The Story begins as your struggling to sign your band to a record label in the city. Not long after ...

Paradise Lost Review And Q&A With The Developers

9Apr

By Brian1 Comment

PlayStation Reviews

Paradise Lost Review And Q&A With The Developers

World War II games tend to lend themselves well to an alternative history, take a look at the Wolfenstein games for instance. But rather than blasting Nazis to bits, Polish developers PolyAmorous offer us something a little deeper than guns blazing, retro-futuristic technology for their debut title, Paradise Lost. Paradise Lost was developed by PolyAmorous Games and published by All In! games and released on March 24th, 2021 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The Mind Is Its Own Place, And In Itself Can Make A Heaven Of Hell, Or A Hell Of Heaven - John Milton (Paradise Lost) As a huge fan of World War II history, I could not wait to see what alternative path the developers had come up with. If you have played Paradise Lost, let us know in the comments below. Gameplay The war had ...

Monster Hunter Rise Review – It Wasn’t All Upwards

7Apr

By Martin HoskingNo Comments

Switch Reviews

Monster Hunter Rise Review – It Wasn’t All Upwards

Today we are reviewing Monster Hunter Rise from Capcom on the Nintendo Switch. Monster Hunter Rise is a third-person action RPG. It's the latest game to enter the Monster Hunter universe and is the sixth entry in the mainline of Monster Hunter games. With a release date of 26th March 2021 and is being rated very highly pretty much across the board. Monster Hunter Rise - Unfortunately, For Me, It Wasn't All Upwards. As per previous Monster Hunter games you take on the role of a hunter sent to take down giant monsters, oh and to collect things like mushrooms. Let us know in the comments what you think, you can read my previous review here. Gameplay Upon starting the game, we are asked to create our hunter. As with other RPG games, there are many options for customisation. There is many d...

6Apr

By StuartNo Comments

PC Reviews

Before Your Eyes Review – Don’t Blink

Before Your Eyes comes to your screens from the award winning studio GoodbyeWorld Games and published by Skybound Games. The interactive narrative story allows you to control what goes on during your experience, to find out in what way, you will have to carry on reading. The game is due to release on Steam on the 8th April. Watch the game evolve Before Your Eyes When this game popped into our inbox it intrigued me, it felt like it was going to change the way that you can interact with the narrative. Are you excited to get your eyes on Before Your Eyes? Leave us a comment below. While you are here, why not check out my previous review here Gameplay Firing up Before Your Eyes for the first time and experiencing the game itself is an absolute joy. The narrative is brilliant. The...

Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins Review – Don’t Blink

2Apr

By Stu NNo Comments

PC Reviews

Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins Review – Don’t Blink

Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins is a "Lost Phone" Style game developed by Kaigan Games, the same team that did Sara is Missing and the Simulacra series. It's published by Maze Theory and Another Indie, and it's available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, Google Play Store, and Apple Store. The game is based and expands on one of the more famous episodes of the modern era of Doctor Who Called Blink (From Episode 10 of the third season Of the Tenth Doctor Played by David Tennant.) where in the Wester Drumlins, you meet the Weeping Angels. Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins - Don't blink. Blink and you're dead. They are fast. Faster than you can believe. Don't turn your back. Don't look away. And don't blink. Not only the lore of a Doctor Who game that piqued my interest, but the idea of having...

Mail Mole Review – A Well Received Package For Platform Fans!

2Apr

By Martin HoskingNo Comments

PlayStation Reviews

Mail Mole Review – A Well Received Package For Platform Fans!

Today I bring you the adorable little 3D platformer called Mail Mole. This game is co-developed by Talpa Games and Undercoders, and it is also published by Undercoders. You can buy Mail Mole now on PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PS4. I am reviewing the PS4 version of this game. Mail Mole - Most Definitely A Well Received Package! Join Molty the mail mole in his quest to save his home, Carrotland, from the evil turtle, Pukat. Is Monty's journey worth it or should he have stayed on holiday? Continue reading to find out more. You can read my previous preview here, let us know in the comments if you've played or would like to play Mail Mole. Gameplay Molty starts his adventure in Mail Mole on his holidays. He finally has had a chance to get some time away and he receives an emergency call...

Nanotale Review – Big Story Not So Small Package

31Mar

By MikeNo Comments

PC Reviews

Nanotale Review – Big Story Not So Small Package

Nanotale is a single-player fantasy RPG from developer Fishing Cactus. Fishing Cactus also published the game alongside PID & 2PGames. Nanotale is among a handful of games where real-time typing is the main gameplay mechanic with action and combat. It is also the second game in the Typing Chronicles franchise, Epistory being the first. Aside from Typing of the Dead, this is my first game where typing is as prevalent when playing. As an RPG fan, I was interested to play this one, especially as a keyboard and mouse amateur. Nanotale - The Story And World Can Be As Big As You Want To Make It Nanotale has been made very inclusive with 11 different languages available. The game also supports all kinds of keyboard layouts including Azerty & Dvorak and all keys are re-bindable. I especi...

Signs of the Sojourner Review – Say Your Cards Right

26Mar

By PaulNo Comments

PlayStation Reviews

Signs of the Sojourner Review – Say Your Cards Right

Signs of the Sojourner is a narrative deck-building game developed by Echodog Games. It was originally released on PC in May 2020 and is now available on PS4, Xbox One, and Switch as of March 2021. Travel with a caravan of people, visiting different towns, having conversations, and building relationships as you go. Your town is in danger of being removed from the caravan's route due to a lack of attractive business there. Can you save your town's prospects? Signs of the Sojourner - A Little More Conversation, A Little Less Action Please Here we have another indie game shaking up gameplay mechanics, turning conversations into card matching strategy. What games have you played recently that try something fresh and new in this sort of way? Let us know below, I'd love to check them out! Gam...

Loop Hero Review – Walking In Circles Was Never This Much Fun

24Mar

By Mike PowellNo Comments

PC Reviews

Loop Hero Review – Walking In Circles Was Never This Much Fun

Walking around in circles over and over doesn't sound like much fun, but then again you’ve maybe not played Loop Hero yet. From Russian developers Four Quarters and published by Devolver Digital. Loop Hero sold over 500,000 copies in its first week. If the name hasn’t given it away, you are exploring this world in a constant loop. Time passes as you move from square to square until you end up at the start, and you go again. Every day generates enemies to fight, in turn giving you more cards to alter your world and weapons/armour. Loop Hero - Round And Round We Go! While Loop Hero is currently only available on PC, there are rumours it could be coming to PlayStation/Xbox/Switch. Gameplay I have seen a lot of my content creator friends playing Loop Hero, at first I was very baffled by it...