Afterparty

Have you ever had one of those nights where maybe you drank a little too much? Don’t remember anything the next day, you feel like crap, oh and you’re in hell. No? Never happened to you? Well, you’re doing better than the protagonists of Afterparty.

Disney's Bolt

I know they’re almost always bad and I know they’re shoddily done, but deep down in my jaded heart I have a soft spot for movie tie-in games. I’ve previously talked about Disney’s Brave and Tron and remember enjoying them to a degree. Obviously the bad part about a movie tie-in game is that they’re usually rushed out to capitalise on the movie they’re aping and most of the time are given to fairly low key studios to produce, probably to cut down on costs. I’m not having a go at the low key studios, the gaming world needs them to keep our indie rivers flowing, but I digress. 

Inside

I can just feel writing this article that the term “inside” with all of its uses is going to become very
confusing. With that being said, let’s dive right in and take a look at what’s going on inside Inside.

Inside

I can just feel writing this article that the term “inside” with all of its uses is going to become very
confusing. With that being said, let’s dive right in and take a look at what’s going on inside Inside.

Gone Home

 

Who likes walking?
Well you’re in for a treat today (I’m going to assume you said yes). Today we’re going to take a look at Gone Home, brought to us by Midnight City if you played the console version and The Fullbright Company if you had the VR version. You may have worked out from that opening sentence that Gone Home is a walking simulator. If you haven’t had much experience with walking simulators before let me explain: you walk around...