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Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse | Review

September 21, 2018 Declan Doody

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A Switch Release First released in late December 2013 as an episodic, Broken Sword 5 returns for a Nintendo Switch release. The point and click adventure series has come to Nintendo, over 4 years after the concluding second half debuted on most platforms. Revolution Software, took the fifth game to Kickstarter for support and funding. […]

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Herald Review – Set Sail For Your Own Drama

March 6, 2017 Abel G.C.

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I first came across Herald when I was writing for a site that doesn’t exist anymore. I didn’t write about it, but I thought it looked interesting enough. And I couldn’t even back it on Kickstarter because I was short on money. Herald came out a couple of weeks ago and the developers gave The […]

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The Beard In The Mirror Review

November 22, 2016 Abel G.C.

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I love graphic adventures. It’s not the first time I’ve said it and it’s certainly not the last. It’s one of the reasons why I wanted to play The Beard in the Mirror. I saw it was a point and click game and I found it interesting enough to review. The developers graciously gave The Arcade […]

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Downfall – Review

June 20, 2016 Abel G.C.

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Some years ago, I saw screenshots of a point and click game that caught my attention. Its name was Downfall, it had a grim atmosphere and it looked scary. So I played it and I found what was one of the most f*cked up games I had ever played. The original Downfall was published in […]

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The Walking Dead: Michonne Ep. 2 And 3 Review

May 12, 2016 Ciaran Nolan

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In recent years, certain video games have taken a firm stance on creating games centred around a theme or emotion, with parts of the indie scene acting as somewhat of a art house genre in gaming, creating games surrounding a tone or atmosphere to create an emotional response, seen in titles like That Dragon, Cancer or […]

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New Details Revealed For Tellale’s Batman Game At SXSW

March 21, 2016 Ciaran Nolan

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With Minecraft:Story Mode coming to a close and the small focus on Walking Dead: Michonne, Telltale Games have finally slowed down on their project release schedule. With the announcement of their Batman project last year during the 2015 Game Awards, this week we finally got to know more about the game at a panel at SXSW. […]

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The Walking Dead: Michonne Ep 1 In Too Deep Review

March 16, 2016 Ciaran Nolan

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Telltale Games have established themselves as a very particular niche in the industry in the last five years, creating licensed story-driven point and click titles. The company has been creating these titles from as early as 2005, but the team didn’t truly get their big break until the release of The Walking Dead Season One in 2012. The […]

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Adventure Time: Finn And Jake Investigations Now Available

November 7, 2015 Ross Brennan

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The latest game in the line of Adventure Time games, Finn and Jake Investigations, is now available for purchase on a wide range of platforms, including the 3DS, Wii U, Steam, PS4, Xbox One, PS3 and Xbox 360. The gameplay is a blend of several genres, focusing mostly on the style of adventure game seen […]

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Review: Read Only Memories

October 25, 2015 Ciaran Nolan

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In recent years there has been somewhat of a growing infatuation of ’80s centric culture and media. From the explosion of vaporwave and synthwave music in the early 2000s to fan projects like Kung Fury attempting to desperately capture the style and aesthetic of the late 80s to early 90s. This fetishisation hasn’t stopped at […]

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Review: Life Is Strange, Ep. 3 – Chaos Theory

May 25, 2015 Laura Kelly

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Spoiler warning: If you have not played the game, or at the very least read my previous two reviews, steer clear of this review until after you have done so. You have been warned! Now that that’s out of the way, let’s get this crazy wibbly wobbly, timey wimey review going! We’re back again with Life Is […]

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