I try to get this out before I play any games that might sway my predictions for the end of year top ten list, and with Resident Evil 2 coming out in literally a few hours… it’s kinda now or never. As always, here were my predictions for last year: Game of the Year 2018: … Continue reading →

So look. Runescape came out on phones at the end of the year and I can’t be blamed for anything that happens when I play Runescape. As soon as I post this I’m making the new 2019 page and going to round up some new stuff. Also just, like, stop reading this and go play … Continue reading →

11.45 A Vivid Life lives up to its odd desciption and title. From the game’s download page: “A short weird tale about a girl who discovered her skeleton isn’t hers, stole an xray machine and fled to the country to investigate her own body.” So uh, yeah, I was definitely gonna check this one out. … Continue reading →

I played Tell a Dandelion a Secret for about ninety seconds, and it affected me more than most other games I’ve played this year. Maybe it’s the weird mental state I’ve found myself in over the last few months (I’ll post regularly again soon, I promise!) but I think it’s worth your minute and a … Continue reading →

Bowler is an extremely weird game. It’s also absolutely ~my~ kind of game. I just wish it had stuck around a bit longer than it did. Within the first five minutes of Bowler, you’ll know if you want to keep going. For me, I had already laughed out loud and had made preparations to continue … Continue reading →

If you’ve never played Stephen’s Sausage Roll, (which you probably should) it’s a puzzle game about maneuvering a sausage around a grid. The goal is to avoid obstacles to move one item on a grid to another spot on the grid, all while following an increasingly complex set of rules to do so. Now imagine … Continue reading →