According to its website, Say No! More is the world’s first NO!-Playing Game or NPG, and it’s certainly a unique selling point. It grabs your attention and gets the clicks, and then the presentation will do the rest. Say No! More is a wonderfully quirky game just oozing with humour and a significant, important message … More Say ‘no’ more in Say No! More – Hilarious, Wholesome Game Review
Control is a game that I initially wasn’t very interested in. I had only seen some clips of gameplay and some heavily contrasted screenshots and it looked like a generic third-person shooter. It was the high regard paid to it by friends plus the convenient timing of its appearance as a free monthly game on … More Control – An In-Depth Review
I am forty-three hours into this game, and I can see me putting another forty hours in. Bravely Default II follows quite the same path as its predecessors as a game with a rather generic concept which excels on its writing, art direction, characterisation, and extremely compelling gameplay. Both Bravely Default and Bravely Second on … More Bravely Default II – A Review
Simulation fans rejoice! A new kid is coming to the block and it seems like it could genuinely turn out to be the restaurant sim that we’ve all been waiting for. Tastemaker was released on Steam’s Early Access platform and while many see such purchases as a trap, I have no problem in dropping a … More Tastemaker – Early Access Review
Picture the scene: a young Ryan and his family cramped inside a Pontins chalet in Blackpool at the height of summer. He has just come back from a day out at looking at weird stuff in the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not and has immediately booted up his GameBoy Advance SP, and today he finishes … More Golden Sun – A Loving Retrospective
Monster Sanctuary can quite safely take its seat next to Pokémon Crystal, Dragon Warriors Monsters II, Enchanted Arms, and Shin Megami Tensei IV as one of the most accomplished and enjoyable ‘monster collecting’ games available for purchase today. Coming out at the tail-end of 2020 to little fanfare from the wider gamer market, the game … More Monster Sanctuary – A Review
So. It’s been a few hours, and I’m a bit more confident in my team now. Having a ton of easily accessible trainer rematches in this game makes everything go a ton smoother. It’s easy to just put something on Netflix and grind mindlessly with super-effective moves. On the way, we managed to hit two … More Let’s Play Pokémon Infinite Fusion Part 14: A Showdown
Last time on Infinite Fusion we suffered quite a nasty loss to the team. Today, we’re exploring the absolutely-definitely-haunted Lavender Town. Quite apropos if you ask me. Gold is a tempting reason to do crime. We can pay $5000 for this Egg! I don’t know what this is, but my guess is a Wynaut. Simply … More Let’s Play Pokémon Infinite Fusion Part 12: Ooky Spooky Kooky Pookémon
Today is exciting for me, as we’ll finally be passing the point of the game where my test-run ended! In case you’re interested, I was powering through the game with a Venusaur/Togetic fusion who seemed invulnerable to enemies. Before we take on Rock Tunnel, we’re getting rid of Cut from Alexandra as we will never … More Let’s Play Pokémon Infinite Fusion Part 11: Rockin’ On Through Rock Tunnel
Welcome to the double digits of this chronicle of absurdism. Today we’re going to be taking care of Lt. Surge’s gym and then dealing with some odds and ends. I’m feeling confident about this gym! This gym is very much the same as the originals. Defeat the trainers, then check all the trash cans to … More Let’s Play Pokémon Infinite Fusion Part 10: The Tragedy of Vermillion Gym
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