Showing posts with label Game Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Game Reviews. Show all posts

Monday, July 4, 2022

Potion Permit Demo Review


During the Steam Next Fest in June 2022, I was able to try a bunch of game demos and today I thought I would share my thoughts on some of the demos that I played. Well to make a quick point of it, I wasn't able to try as many demos as I would have liked, but one demo out of the 4 that I tried stuck with me... it was addictive. To the point of where all I can think about is this game and going and playing. Even now thinking about it makes me want to play it! So, tis time that I write about my new favorite pixel game Potion Permit, which is being released everywhere on September 22nd, 2022. Let's get started!

Friday, July 1, 2022

Nancy Drew Stay Tuned For Danger Review


The sun is out and getting hotter by day and that means it time to get ready for summer hibernation!  If you've never heard of this then here's the simple explanation, in Arizona, we get to extreme temperatures where leaving the house is like walking into a hell heat wave and to protect myself from dying, I go into hibernation full of cold water and air conditioning!  Also what better game to play in this heat than Stay Tuned For Danger! This game was released by Her Interactive on November 13, 1999.  So let's get started!

Friday, November 19, 2021

Nancy Drew The White Wolf of Icicle Creek Review


The sun is going down earlier and earlier, the temperatures are dropping, and you know what that means.  It's finally autumn in Arizona, or what other people call winter this time of year!  Ok ok, I know my 80 F degree wether is not what everyone experiences during November or even December but when it reaches this temperature it means that I can finally make some hot cocoa and play one of my favorite winter Nancy Drew games, The White Wolf of Icicle Creek!  This game was released by Her Interactive on June 7th, 2007.  So let's get started!

Friday, November 12, 2021

Nancy Drew Curse of Blackmoor Manor Review


The Curse of Blackmoor Manor is one of my favorite games to play when it's time to get into more spookier games.  This Halloween is no different with Daniella and I playing this game again over on our Twitch channel DJTwinGamers!  We were super excited to play this game over on stream and have really enjoyed playing it with so many new friends.  With this I thought it was the perfect time to write my review of the game as it helped refresh what I love about this game.  Curse of Blackmoor Manor was released by HeR Interactive on October 25th, 2004.  So let's get started!

Friday, October 15, 2021

Man of Medan Review


Halloween is just a few weeks aways and what's better than playing spooky games with your family and friends.  Probably a lot of things if you hate anything scary but we're going to ignore my irrational fear of horror games and review The Dark Pictures Anthology Man of Medan.  I originally gave this as a Christmas gift for a friend back in 2019, and after 2 years we finally sat down to play it!   Man of Medan was released on August 29th, 2019 by Supermassive Games.  So let's get started!

Friday, September 10, 2021

Going Medieval Review


Another day, another sim city builder game!  As you can tell, I'm slightly addicted to these kind of games, even though I consider myself terrible at them once things get difficult.  But that's never stopped me before!  I've been watching Medieval a few months before it was released and I was super exited when I was able to get the chance to buy it and finally play it!  I bought the game when I was at my peak of busy college classes but I made sure that I made time to finally play the game!  Going Medieval was developed by Foxy Voxel and published by The Irregular Corporation on June 1st, 2021.  So let's get started!

Going Medieval: Fort Building

Game Description
"In the world of Going Medieval, dark age society is on its knees. At the end of the 14th century, 95% of the global population has perished due to rampant plague.

Eventually, survivors emerge from society’s ashes, and it’s now up to you to help them settle in a dangerous new land reclaimed by nature. Build your people a home, help shape their lives, and protect them from animals, bandits, and other dangers in a lawless post-calamity age."

Going Medieval: Farming

Gameplay/Controls 
I absolutely love the gameplay in Going Medieval!  There is so much you can customize in this game when it comes to buildings, farming, and etc.  I absolutely love this feature.  I can make my buildings as large as I want, I can make them any shape, and I could make them as tall as I want too!  This made is absolutely perfect and I just loved it.  The controls were also super simple and easy to use.  I will admit though that I find it kind of tiring of having to tell each individual character what jobs they can and can't do.  at the moment I only have 4 people but I know what once that number increases it will be a lot more difficult.  But maybe thats the point as you build up.

Going Medieval: Winter Castle

World/Graphics
I have my graphics set more to a medium as my computer can't handle going any higher, but even on medium the world is absolutely gorgeous!  I love all the tiny details that I can see.  This is especially true when it's raining and snowing.  It just makes the world so pretty and the time changes to make the world more dark or lighter really highlighted the world and make it better so that I could work while my characters were asleep.

Thank you everyone for reading!  I have had an absolute blast playing Going Medieval and I think I have a new favorite city builder game!  I can't wait to see what the developers do next for the game!  So I think its time to go back and continue my game and try my best to expand as much as possible before I end up having to restart due to forgetting about the character needs.   If you want to check out my Games Review page where I have all my current reviews!

Until next time,

Friday, August 27, 2021

Sherlock Holmes The Awakened Remastered Review


Another day, another Sherlock Holmes mystery solved!  I have been having an absolute ball playing all the Sherlock Holmes games and the next one on the list was Sherlock Holmes The Awakened!  This was technically the first game in the trilogy series, before Nemesis and Jack the Ripper, though these games were played out of order, I was was still excited to see how this mystery unfolded.  Sherlock Holmes The Awakened was released on September 23rd, 2008 by Frogwares.  So let's get started!

Friday, July 30, 2021

Against the Storm Demo Review


Another day, another simulation city building game! This game has been on my radar for a little while and I'm happy to announce that I have finally gotten the chance to sit down and play the demo for the game.  As you know I love playing the game Banished as it is one of my favorite city building games.  Over the last few weeks, I've been dying to play Against the Storm demo and I had finally got the chance to sit down and play it!  So let's get started!

Monday, July 5, 2021

Catizens Alpha Review


Sim building games or cats... how about a little of both!  One of the newest games that I've been keeping my eyes on is a new sim building game called Catizens!  It's the newest city building game where you take your cats on an adventure to build your perfect cat city!  Catizens is expected to be released sometime in 2021.  I want to thank the developers over at Bad Optics Games for giving me the opportunity to test out the alpha of the game and I look forward to its full release!  So let's get started!

Friday, June 25, 2021

Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspect Review


As I look back upon some of the older games that I used to played, one game I happened to get randomly at a Staples always haunted me.  I had lost the CD many years ago and I could not remember the name of the game for the life of me until one day I finally found it!  Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspect had to be one of the most fun yet irritating games I have ever played in my life and after so many years, I though it would be a great idea to not only play the game again but also review it!  Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspect was released by Big Fish Studios on April 6th, 2006 and it is the second game in the Prime Suspect series.  So lets get started!

Friday, June 18, 2021

Sherlock Holmes Nemesis Remastered Review


Out of all the older Sherlock Holmes games (2007-2009), Sherlock Holmes Nemesis or what was formerly titled, Sherlock Holmes Versus Arséne Lupin has to be one of my most favorite games in the older game engine.  I will always remember this game for one reason, being stuck in the British Museum Library but now that I finally have my hands on the remastered version of the game I could finally finish it!  Sherlock Holmes Versus Arséne Lupin was originally released by Frogwares on April 14th, 2008.  They later remastered the game, changing the name to Sherlock Holmes Nemesis on May 18th, 2010.  So let’s get started!

Monday, June 7, 2021

Of Bird and Cage Review


Out of all the combinations that a game could possibly have, a story driven game entwined with metal music has to be one of the most ingenious creations I think I have ever seen!  I have been wait to play this game since I first heard about the game about two years and I could not wait to play Of Bird and Cage.  Of Bird and Cage is a metal driven storyline game focusing on following the butterfly affect for the choices you make for Gitta Barbot.  The game was developed by Capricia Productions and Published by All in! Games and was released on May 20th, 2021.  I want to thank All in! Games for this amazing opportunity they gave me to play and review this game.  So let's get started!

Friday, May 28, 2021

Human Fall Flat Review


I'm always on the lookout for new multiplayer games to play and one game that I picked up a while back was Human Fall Flat.  I was first introduce to the game after some of the YouTubers I watch played the game.  After watching it, I knew I need to try out the game with a few of my friends.  Human Fall Flat was released on June 22nd, 2016.  So let's get started!

Friday, May 14, 2021

Of Bird and Cage Demo Review


I am a huge fan of heavy metal music and I'm always on the look out for new music to listen too.  About 2 years ago now, I came across the heavy metal video game Of Bird and Cage.  This project featured artist from some of my most favorite metal bands (Epica, Within Temptation, ex-Kamelot, & ex-Evanescence and more). I knew with out a doubt I need to play this game.  This week, I was notified that the demo was released and I immediately played it and since I finished I knew I needed to write a review on it.  Of Bird and Cage is set to release on May 20th, 2021.  So let get started!

Friday, March 26, 2021

Return to Zork Review


Out of all the Zork games, this game has to be the one that has ultimately been the trickiest to finish.  Return to Zork was developed and published by Infocom and Activision on August 11th, 1993. Return to Zork was the first fully graphic themed game using the point and click system in the Zork series, followed by two more games released in the series.  So let's get started!

Friday, March 12, 2021

Nancy Drew Treasure in the Royal Tower Review


It's getting warm outside and I still want to hold on to winter cool for just a little bit longer, and what better way to do that than to play Nancy Drew Treasure in the Royal Tower! This is the fourth case in the Nancy Drew series and it is also the first and only game that we get to meet Professor Hotchkiss!  Treasure in the Royal Tower was released by Her Interactive in July 24th, 2001.  So let's get started!

Friday, February 26, 2021

Zork Nemesis The Forbidden Lands Review

 

Out of all the Zork games, I think this game has to be one of the most interesting as the game really revolves around the magic aspect of everything in the Zork universe.  Out of the other three games, this is the their second fully graphic themed game using the point and click system.  Zork Nemesis The Forbidden Lands was released by Infocom in February 29th, 1996.  So let's get started!

Friday, February 12, 2021

Distant Kingdoms Demo Review


There are so many new games coming out this year and it seems impossible to keep up with everything.  However, I will always make time for new sim building games and Distant Kingdoms has to be one of my most anticipated games to be released this year!  Distant Kingdoms is a world building sim and its being developed by Orthrus Studios and published by Kasedo Games.  Distant Kingdoms is expected to be released in the second quarter of 2021.  So let's get started!

Friday, January 29, 2021

Sherlock Holmes The Mystery of the Persian Carpet Review



I've been in a Sherlock Holmes mood ever since I bought the complete Sherlock Holmes collection on Steam in 2020.  Now that I've had time to sit down and play these games, I thought it would be great idea to start by playing some of the Sherlock Holmes games that I never played before.  Sherlock Holmes The Mystery of the Persian Carpet was developed and published by Frogwares in 2008.  The Mystery of the Persian Carpet was one of the first casual Sherlock Holmes games produced by Frogwares.  So let's get started!

Friday, January 22, 2021

Phasmophobia Review


"So, whose ready for a ghost hunt?"  I know that I wasn't when I started up Phasmophobia since I am absolutely terrified of scary games, but with the idea of ghost hunting I just new that I need to go and investigate the different type of ghosts haunting the homes and other locations in the game.  Just like most, I first saw this game when a group of streamers that I watch play this game other and I though it would be fun to try out for myself.  Phasmophobia was released by Kinetic Games on September 18, 2020.  So let's get started!