Defining Moments: Endangered Species
Once upon a time, Lara Croft wasn’t the global superstar she is today. All franchises have to start somewhere, and Tomb Raider‘s story began back in 1996 when a relatively […]
Author Archives: Dale Morgan
Review - Colossatron: Massive World Threat
There must be something in the water at the Halfbrick office, because they just keep churning out games with no sign of slowing down. From Jetpack Joyride to Fruit Ninja, […]
Review - Knightmare Tower
Mobile games tend to fall into two camps - those that seek to stand out in already crowded genres such as the endless runner genre and those that bravely look […]
The Continue Play awards 2013
So it’s the start of a new year and if you’re anything like us, you spent yesterday evening with plenty of friends seeing in the new year with lots of […]
Review - Eldritch
Eldritch is a game that manages to combine the thick, oppressive dread of H. P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos with the retro visuals of Minecraft while managing to sustain an identity […]
Review - The Room 2
The need to escape from a room is one of the simplest and oldest traditions in gaming. Over the decades there have been hundreds of variations on this simple idea […]
Review - The Novelist
Sacrifice. That’s what The Novelist teaches you: what would you give up to ensure the happiness of the ones you love? What would you ask them to give up to […]
Defining Moments: A pirate I was meant to be
The Monkey Island series is memorable and well-loved for a variety of reasons. In many ways, it can be pointed to as the yardstick by which point-and-click games should be […]
Review - Super Mario 3D World
STOP! If you haven’t bought a Wii U yet, go out and get one right now. And get a copy of Super Mario 3D World to go with it. This […]
Interview: Digging Deep - An Interview With Image & Form
Last week I sat down with Brjánn Sigurgeirsson - CEO of Swedish indie developer Image & Form - to discuss Steamworld Dig and gain exclusive information about the studio’s new […]
