Life Is Strange Developers Dontnod Announce Twin Mirror
The developers of the hugely successful Life Is Strange and recently released Vampyr, Dontnod Entertainment, have revealed their new game, Twin Mirror. Announced at E3,...
Tag : Adventure
Detroit: Become Human Review
Detroit: Become Human is a choice-based adventure game that was released on 25th May 2018 and is a PlayStation 4 exclusive. It was developed by...
Wheels of Aurelia Review
Nothing beats a long road trip, especially in the long stretches of unfamiliar road that coat a new vacation, but in Wheels of Aurelia, the...
Hob Review
If there’s one thing about games that nobody loves, including me, it’s tutorials. Those long stretches of constant hand holding and babysitting only ruin the...
Songbringer Review
by Jose Keenan
Who’s afraid of procedural generation? If you took anything away from Songbringer’s press releases and factsheets, it probably had to do with freedom. Freedom to...
Four Last Things Review
by Tubey
After a playthrough of The Curse of Monkey Island for my Retro Chronicles series, I got the bug for more point & click adventure goodness....
The Retro Chronicles…The Curse of Monkey Island
by Tubey
When you sit down and boot up a game, what is it you’re looking for? Is it a challenge to sink your teeth into? Or...
Memoranda Review
by Steve Gill
Mizuka is a young woman who keeps forgetting her name. She hasn’t slept for 17 days – the invisible old sailor living next to her...
Pixel Art Academy: Learn Art Through a Social Adventure Game
by Steve Gill
When I were a young ‘un, video games and pixel art were pretty much one and the same. Aside from some fairly primitive 3D, the...
Hardboiled Cyberpunk Adventure Neofeud Coming Soon
by Steve Gill
I’m not sure what compels me towards dystopian fiction and hardboiled detectives, maybe it’s because I’m a jaded, miserable git who thinks the world is...
Explore the Bizarre World of Murakami in Memoranda
by Steve Gill
It takes bravery to attempt to emulate the fiction of one of the world’s most beloved authors, but that’s exactly what Bit Byterz has set out...