Topsy-Turvy Dreaming in the Surreal Puzzler Superliminal
This week our Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill stretches out her brain with Superliminal, a title that has players trying to escape a surreal dream by solving some really complex puzzles.
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Painting the Town Red (and Lots of Other Colors Too) With Painter Simulator
This week, Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill looks at Painter Simulator, currently in Early Access on Steam that lets players paint by numbers, animating those objects once they are fully colored in. The title also offers some others interesting activities, and the more painting that is done, the more special missions that can be unlocked.
Forget the Season’s Rising Temperatures With Snow Plowing Simulator
With spring here and summer on the way, Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill looks back at the winter season while driving a giant snow plow in Snow Plowing Simulator. The title has players keeping roads and parking lots clear in a cold and snowy winter wonderland.
Mia and the Dragon Princess Combines an Action-Packed Story With Incredible Fight Scenes
This week Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill enjoys the latest visual novel from Wales Interactive, Mia and the Dragon Princess. It’s an action-packed story that stars some of the top names in fantasy adventure.
Modern Gamer Goes Pokemon Hunting With the Still Evolving Pokemon Go
Back in 2016, our Modern Gamer columnist Marie Brownhill was a big fan of Pokemon Go. She tried it again recently and was amazed with the updates and changes that have been made over the years.
Walking in the Woods With Forest Ranger Simulator
This week our intrepid Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill puts on some virtual hiking boots and goes deep into the woods in Forest Ranger Simulator, where she builds bridges, collects tons of trash and becomes a true guardian of the forest.
TerraScape Constructs Deck Based City Building Fun for Early Access
This week Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill constructs a review on TerraScape, a deck based city builder and puzzle title that allows players to build their own impressive cities. It’s currently available in Early Access for Steam and GoG.
Tower Defense Lands on Mars in Escape From The Red Planet
Escape from The Red Planet incorporates aspects of FPS and resource management and requires quick thinking and reactionary gameplay. The year is 1979 and the Martians are not too happy at the disturbance of a space explorer who crash landed on their planet, which leads to some epic defensive fights in this uniquely focused tower defense battler.
Silent Hill Inspired Remorse: The List Brings Survival Horror to the Switch
There are not too many survival horror titles on the Nintendo Switch, which is why those who like the genre should give Remorse: The List a try, an indie title that has already been enjoyed by many on Steam and the Xbox platforms.
WW2 Rebuilder Restores and Illuminates Wartime History
Titles based on construction and building are very popular these days, but WW2 Rebuilder takes things to a whole new level. Set just after World War II, players will be tasked with rebuilding sites destroyed by war, while also learning about the history of those places and the people who lived there.