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19Dec

By MalNo Comments

Blood on the Thames – PC Review

Blood on the Thames is a point and click murder mystery narrative game. It was recently released on PC on 31st October by Developer and Publisher Team Firestorm. This game follows on from their first created game back in 2018 In the Dark and is available from Steam for £12.79. BLOOD IS NOT THE ONLY THING IN THE THAMES I'm always on the lookout for a good detective mystery puzzle game. There's something satisfying when solving a puzzle or mystery after an arduous time collecting all the evidence or clues. Have you been a fan of any games which have weighed heavily on the detective theme? Let us know in the comments below! Gameplay As you boot up Blood on the Thames, you are introduced to a rather busy looking menu. From its music to the style of choice for its graphics, it all feel...

2Dec

By Tyler DenyerNo Comments

PC Reviews

Loco Motive – PC Review

Loco Motive, out now on Steam, GOG, and Nintendo Switch from Robust Games, published by Chucklefish, delivers a slapstick murder mystery with a retro point-and-click twist. Buckle up, mystery fans; this one's a ride worth taking! Imagine this: you're nestled in the plush Art Nouveau cabin of a 1930s luxury train, expecting a leisurely ride with perhaps a touch of class. Then, before you know it, there's a murder, and you're smack-dab in the middle of a whodunit that would make Poirot swap his moustache for a magnifying glass. What's your motive for going loco? But before we dive in, let's get one thing straight: I'm giddy about this game. If you've ever fancied yourself a detective in an Agatha Christie novel or dreamt of sleuthing on the Orient Express, this is your chance! Got a favour...

Chicken Police: Into The HIVE! – PC Review

25Nov

By CharlotteNo Comments

PC Reviews

Chicken Police: Into The HIVE! – PC Review

Chicken Police: Into The HIVE! is the follow up game to Chicken Police: Paint it RED! Which doesn't take a genius to figure out, so my apologies there. Developers The Wild Gentlemen and Publishers Joystick Ventures, promise the game to be a story driven, film-noir detective point and click adventure. But instead of humans, all the characters are animals or bug-anthropomorphised creatures. It was released earlier this month on Steam. If you don’t love chicken puns, please find the eggs-it Having read my review of silly point and click Death of the Reprobate, the PR team for Chicken Police: Into The HIVE! reached out and asked if I'd like to take their fun, strange and unique point and click game for a spin. Ever the one for fun, strange and unique, of course, I said yes. But did I have fu...

13Nov

By KatNo Comments

PC Reviews

Mindcop – PC Review

Mindcop is a "whodunnit" detective game developed by Andre Gareis and published by Dear Villagers. Available on Steam from the 14th of November, Mindcop brings a whole new way of putting yourself into the mind of others while solving crime! Playing a simple yet addicting tile matching game to access someone's inner thoughts has never looked more appealing. You have 5 days to solve a crime and murder of an innocent woman. Question folk and intrude on their utmost dreams and fears. Will you solve the murder or go down the wrong path entirely? Guess there was too much on her mind for a chat? Accessibility and Tutorials The gameplay in Mindcop may seem quite overwhelming at first due to the amount of mechanics but don't worry, Mindcop holds your hand in just the right and loving way. The ...

7Nov

By CharlotteNo Comments

PC Reviews

Death of the Reprobate – PC Review

Death of the Reprobate is the follow up game to The Procession to Calvary from solo indie developer Joe Richardson, and the final game within the Immortal John Triptych. Those unfamiliar with Richardson's work and who love Monty Python style humour really should rectify this immediately. And yes I am saying this because I am biased! The games are literal works of art. Renaissance art to be precise. However, if you're of a sensitive disposition this is not the review, nor game for you. Nudity, Vulgarity and Renaissance Artwork I have been a fan of Joe Richardson's works since I stumbled upon The Procession To Calvary during the good old Covid lockdowns of 2020. With nothing to do aside staying in my house working and parenting a toddler, I slowly lost my mind. Giving me the perfect mindse...

4Nov

By Tyler DenyerNo Comments

PC Reviews

Amanda The Adventurer 2 – PC Review

Developed by MANGLEDmaw Games and produced by DreadXP, Amanda the Adventurer 2 picks up where its predecessor left off. Taking players on a chilling adventure that blends nostalgic cartoon elements with a deeply unsettling narrative. Available on Steam now, this time, we follow Riley Park, who ventures to the Kensdale Public Library. Amanda the Adventurer 2, she definitely won't hurt you. Every now and then, a game comes along that taps into your inner child – only to terrify it. Amanda the Adventurer 2 lures you in with a vibe reminiscent of shows like Dora the Explorer or Blue’s Clues. But this is no kid's show; things quickly turn sinister. You’re left with a series of puzzles, and a glimpse into Amanda’s unsettling world that keeps you on edge. See if you’re up for the challenge – an...

1Nov

By Alex CrooksNo Comments

PC Reviews

The Night Is Grey – PC Review

Alone in a forest and surrounded by wolves, Graham stumbles upon an abandoned home and a young girl. They need each other to survive the night and make it back to civilisation. Reminiscent of a psychological thriller, The Night is Grey is a point-and-click adventure game from Whalestork Interactive. Currently available on Steam, you can grab The Night is Grey for £13.99 Do I want to go down the scary cave or face a pack of wolves? Gameplay Upon starting The Night is Grey, you find yourself in the middle of the woods surrounded by wolves. After a quick escape, Graham finds himself at an old wooden lodge where he meets a young girl named Hannah. Abandoned by her mother, Graham feels it is necessary to lead this girl to safety, hoping to take her to her grandparents where they will h...

18Oct

By CharlotteNo Comments

News & Updates

Death of the Reprobate Launching Soon

Death of the Reprobate is the follow up game to The Procession to Calvary from solo indie developer Joe Richardson. With the release of Death of the Reprobate on November 7th the Immortal John Triptych will be complete. Those unfamiliar with Joe's work and who love Monty Python style humour really should rectify this immediately. And yes I am saying this because I am biased! The games are literal works of art. Renaissance art to be precise. And believe me, the juxtaposition of the art and the storyline makes the game all the funnier. A Renaissance of Butt Jokes. Immortal John is dying. As his last surviving heir, you have been summoned to hear his dying wish. A dying wish like no other... Put simply Death of the Reprobate is a point and click adventure game about helping people and be...

Murder On Space Station 52 Release Date Announced

10Sep

By CharlotteNo Comments

News & Updates

Murder On Space Station 52 Release Date Announced

Solo developer Made From Strings and publisher Dionous Games are delighted to announce Murder On Space Station 52, will be releasing on PC on September 25th. The game will also be coming to PlayStation, Xbox and Switch at a later date. Murder On Space Station 52 places players in an atmospheric sci-fi noir world where the “Keychain Killer” is at large. Players must use an investigative murder board, question an eccentric cast of suspects, and use some good old point and click puzzling to solve the mystery. Agatha Christie In Space In Murder On Space Station 52, you play as Edward Locke, the new space station repairman. He soon finds himself trapped on a strange space station filled with even stranger people. Including one with a penchant for leaving dead bodies lying around with keys i...