Modern Gamer columnist Marie Brownhill this week is planning and managing some really intricate train schedules in the train dispatcher simulator Rail Route, where players are tasked with keeping an entire city’s rail lines working at peak efficiency, with all the trains running on time.
The Trekker’s Delight crew takes a critical look at the women of Star Trek: The Original Series.
This week the Modern Gamer takes a look at the rated E adventure Little Panda’s Jewel Adventure by developer BabyBus. Parents looking for a great title to amuse their kids, or for something to play together with them, should check it out for iOS or Android.
The Trekker’s Delight crew takes an in-depth look at Star Trek: Discovery’s Michael Burnham as a character, and as usual, covers a whole lot of other ground as well.
Not surprisingly, Beer Factory puts players in charge of running a beer factory. But there are quite a few twists to deal with first like broken-down equipment, unsanitary working conditions and even squatters living along the production line.
Fan Collective Unimatrix 47 this week examines Star Trek: The Original Series “The Man Trap” episode. The Enterprise travels to planet M-113 to provide medical exams. Dr. McCoy encounters an old flame but finds she is not what she seems when crewmen begin mysteriously dying.
The Trekker’s Delight crew takes an in-depth look at Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s Benjamin Sisko and how important he was to 90s Trek and today.
Disco Simulator: Prologue lets players manage every aspect of the hottest new club in town with dancing, drinks and entertainment. But first, players will need to do a lot of work, from arranging furniture to hiring employees and buying equipment.
The Trekker’s Delight crew this week discusses Star Trek: The Next Generation’s “Tapestry” episode and Star Trek news.
Parents looking for ways to make the sometimes-challenging subject of math fun for their kids should take a look at Tales of Mathasia. It’s a title that combines cute animals, puzzles and activities that will help make math more entertaining.
