Who said that text-based gaming was dead? Home Safety Hotline starts having conversations with Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch players today, delivering a hit...
Whilst this young Brit remembers 1966 for one thing and one thing only - the coming home of football - the development team at LCB Game Studios wish to recall the Leonid meteor shower over North America in November of the very same year. This is the setting for their self-described ‘pixel pulp’ title Mothemn 1966
For the constant march of the online world, there will always be a place for the humble bookshop. At least, most bookshops. After picking up some decent acclaim after launch in China, it's now time for Hermitage to open its doors across the West with the arrival of Strange Case Files on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and PC.
We've been holding out for Echo Generation for a good few months, but finally it's time to take in the paranormal adventures that it promises. With launch on Xbox One, fully optimised for Xbox Series X|S, playable on PC and present on Xbox Game Pass, there's absolutely no reason to miss this one.
Even though we're primarily console gamers, there are the odd PC games that tempt us to cross the line to the world of keyboard and mouse. Thankfully those games eventually pop up on console too - just like The Darkside Detective is doing right now on Xbox and PlayStation.
Dodging both Halloween AND the launch of a new Ghostbusters movie is the latest DLC for The Sims 4, the Paranormal Stuff Pack. It’s out now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5 and PC.
With the brilliant Manual Samuel behind them, the moment we heard Perfectly Paranormal would be continuing their 'Tuesday Trilogy' of games, we got excited. And as the weeks and months have progressed, movement on their brand new adventure - Helheim Hassle - has increased. With a Spring 2020 launch on Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch planned, and then a PS4 launch happening a little further down the line, now seemed like a perfect time for us to grab Ozan Drøsdal - the writer and project lead at Perfectly Paranormal - for a little chat in order to discover more about the game.
It may not be the Scarlett that us Xbox gamers have been looking for, but when the kings of the hidden object scene provide a new experience to Xbox One, there is next to no chance that we're going to ignore it. And with the release of Scarlett Mysteries: Cursed Child on Xbox One, once more those looking to kick back for a bit of a relaxing time will be sorted.
