A remastered visual novel, Scar of the doll takes players on a journey from a strange disappearance to the uncovering of hidden truths inside a prestigious Tokyo lab. Play as Asumi as she searches for her sister, but choose wisely because not all is as it seems, and some choices have deadly consequences.
The first Steeplejack book was an amazing ride scaling the lofty heights of the Bar-Selehm city state. Firebrand keeps the high-flying action going, and cements author A. J. Hartley as one to watch for young adult fiction.
RiME’s incredibly gorgeous world is the setting for a story about childhood innocence and life and death. A puzzle adventure with more than enough to set it apart from its influences. Whilst easy puzzles and control flaws detract, Rime’s charm and story makes it a worthwhile journey.
This week our Time Waster is finally giving JRPGs on his smartphone a try and he might’ve just found a good one with Machine Knight.
In what may be the closing chapter of the Dark Souls universe, The Ringed City DLC for Dark Souls III lets players explore the history of the franchise and discover long-hidden secrets and truths, if they look hard enough, and can survive the journey.
Although plagued with lots of problems like stiff controls, Old Time Hockey is able to capture the outlaw feel of hockey from the 1970s. The old joke that a hockey game broke out at a boxing match is never lost on Old Time Hockey’s throwback ice.
A PlayStation 4 exclusive, ArmaGallant takes the best of both RTS and MOBA and combines them into a fast paced battle game using personally crafted card decks. Battle against other players for rewards using a variety of unit cards, and combine them with spells to conquer each arena.
This week our Time Waster is all about a Rouge-like turn-based RPG called MidBoss that challenges the player with unique possession and level mechanics. Ready for some unique dungeon diving?
Although the latest version of Prey plays more like System Shock than a sequel to the 2006 game of the same name, on the whole, that’s not necessarily a bad thing for this creepy, frightening role-playing masterpiece.
If you love steampunk fantasy, then The Guns Above, the first entry in the Signal Airship series, is really going to hold your interest. With a fascinating crew, a tight plot, dangerous action and plenty of dark humor, The Guns Above really soars.
