Review: Dreamscaper is slow to start, but worth the investment
Dreamscaper takes a bit of time to really get going, but provides plenty of satisfying action once it does.
Dreamscaper takes a bit of time to really get going, but provides plenty of satisfying action once it does.
Images are better than words, so the saying goes, and in Johann Sebastian Joust’s case, you have to watch it to understand it. Entertainium+Indies debuts with a quick look at this crazy new game from Die Gut Fabrik and Douglas Wilson, recorded in Central Park, New York. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp433g5XmOA?rel=0]
The eighth Stronghold game is like a medieval castle: well-built, but far from cutting-edge.
The Blizzard Arcade Collection is a solid compilation of some of the company’s earliest and (mostly) best works.
Perfect time to give this delightful platformer a look if you don’t have a PlayStation.
The Plucky Squire is a delightful light-hearted adventure full of whimsy and charm which both adults and children should enjoy.
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20 years later, hell welcomes back Heather Mason, and it’s good of you to join her; it can get pretty lonely there.
The fact that Black Mirror has become such a huge success over the last few years is nothing short of astounding. But some might be surprised to know that there’s another series of the same name that contains some of the more obscure cult adventure games on the PC. The latest entry, simply titled Black…