Jon "Sikamikanico" Clarke
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Obsidian Entertainment are on a bit of a roll lately, and a certainly proving themselves to be a crown jewel among the many Xbox Game Studios Microsoft currently owns. From the lovely Avowed earlier this year, to the upcoming release of the far bigger and more polished The Outer Worlds...
To a T
A new game from Katamari Damacy creator Keita Takahashi, Developer uvula and publisher Annapurna Interactive, to a T takes players on a unique, narrative adventure that tackles a peculiar concept. What if we were stuck in a ‘T’ pose…permanently? How would we navigate life? How would we eat, brush our teeth...
Split Fiction is, at its heart, a celebration about how wonderful, imaginative and downright clever videogames can be when they choose to embrace what they are – an art form that thrives on interactivity, creativity, and boundless possibility. Hazelight have proven that once again, when it comes to building distinct...
Whether you’ll enjoy MechWarrior 5: Clans depends very much on your own personal tastes. If you’re an existing BattleTech or MechWarrior fan, I think you’ll adore this latest entry in the franchise. If your preference is centred around the more simulator-like aspects of the series, that adoration will be mostly...
Neva
Despite feeling somewhat like well-trod narrative ground, Neva is a beautiful game, skilfully made with a lot of heart. The bond it fosters between you and your canine companion cannot be understated, and is likened to that of a parent and child. Alba becomes the parent figure, and the protector...
The Plucky Squire is a game clearly made with a serious amount of love for the wonderful medium of glorious interactivity that is video games. And for it being the first title from development team All Possible Futures, it’s a staggering achievement in art, design and ideas. It’s just a...
Obviously the faker doesn’t know what they’re either raising or not raising their hand (or fingers) for, and has to successfully trick the other players into choosing someone else as the faker. It’s far trickier than it sounds, though I was pleased to convince Jesse, Predrag that the developer we...
If you’re a fan of the movies, a fan of narrative adventures and are looking for a more thoughtful and importantly faithful adaptation of a classic movie franchise ripe for a great movie-to-video game conversion, Indiana Jones and The Great Circle might be right up your alley. This might be...
