Author: Georgia Hinterleitner
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Are Free-To-Play Games Actually Free to Play?
Free-to-play games tend to be popular because they’re free. Sometimes, there are free games like Fortnite, Guardian Tales, and others that don’t require people to pay to win or continue with the story. There is, of course, the ability to pay to get cosmetic items or characters/weapons, but these aren’t required to win. However, there…
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Morbid: The Seven Acolytes: A Brutal, Exhilarating Souls-Like – PC Review
Morbid: The Seven Acolytes is one hell of an action rogue-lite game. This game is certainly not for the faint of heart as it is jam-packed with blood, gross fleshy chunks, and horrifying creatures that are deeply disturbing at times. I don’t usually go for games with this graphics style, but this game manages to…
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missed messages. – You Could Save Someone’s Life
“You have missed messages.” I spent a good part of two days in between studying, searching for free games to play, mainly dating sims, because I have a soft spot for them. I saw missed messages. and didn’t really pay much attention to the description of it. I saw that it had horror and was…
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What It’s Like Playing Horror Games with Paranoia and Hallucinations
Suffering from paranoia and hallucinations definitely makes life interesting. It is not always enjoyable but on the odd occasion, I see something just so wildly inconceivable I laugh about it. Most days are manageable, only becoming more intense as it gets darker outside. For instance, during the day I may have a “normal” level of…
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Gemini: An Indie Diamond – Review
Gemini is an indie game featuring an odd combination of tower defence, action, and rogue-lite. All your favourite features in one beautiful game. It is in the style of 2-bit, which I’m not usually a fan of. However, this game makes it an enjoyable experience that isn’t hard on the eyes. Unlike other tower defence…
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Going Under: Boring and Incredibly Repetitive – Short Review
You know, in business, they don’t ever want to go under? It turns out it’s because they are literally Going Under. The business’ sink underground, where everyone that works there is cursed to wander the office for the rest of eternity. Going Under is an action indie game made by the developer Aggro Crab and…
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Hogwarts Legacy and The J.K.Rowling Problem
The highly anticipated role-playing game, Hogwarts Legacy, is set in the Harry Potter universe. However, the dilemma arises: how do we reconcile our excitement for the game we’ve longed for with the knowledge that the author of the original book series has exposed herself as an unsavoury individual? The Trans Community In recent years, J.K.…
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Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning – Four Days On
It has been four days since Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning dropped. Initially, it was a beautiful game. It was smooth and it was nice. However the more I played the more the issues became obvious. It was honestly such a disappointment to discover them. I hadn’t been expecting to encounter anything bad, yet here we…
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Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning: Perfect Remaster of a Classic Review
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning has a cult-like following. I remember playing it on the Xbox360, and I was blown away from the storyline. It was unlike any other game I’d ever played, better than Skyrim. I may not have completely understood what was going on, but you bet I had a damn good time playing.…
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2: Ticking Every Box – Review
For me, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series has always been dear to me. It has always made me want to take up skateboarding – I have – and break stereotypes about skaters being thugs. The first Tony Hawk game I remember playing was Pro Skater 4 on the Xbox. There was this one task I…
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The Last Campfire: A Thought-Provoking Experience – PC Review
The indie game developer, Hello Games, surprised us all when they released the Last Campfire on the Nintendo Switch store earlier this week. This company is known for their other games like No Man’s Sky and Joe Danger the former being the most notorious of the lot. While the drama around No Man’s Sky may…
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15 Catchy Songs From Video Games
We all have experienced the misfortune of playing a video game and having that one particular song play on a loop in our heads. Haunting you in every waking moment until you find another song to take its place. I am lucky not to remember my first earworm. However, the next best thing was when…