Gareth Brierley

I am an actor and a writer. I act quite a bit on stage, a little bit on tv and never on tuesdays. I have had some of my writing published and have written for TV and stage. I have been playing games since they begun and don't seem to be getting any better.

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Spot The Differences! Party Review

You’ll enjoy Spot The Differences! Party, at least in short bursts.

Snooker Blitz Review

As a free download, if you’re a bit snooker loopy, then consider a download of Snooker Blitz. Just be aware of the microtransactions.

pureya Review

pureya is a wonderfully simple concept that's incredibly addictive.

Ctrl Alt Ego Review

Ctrl Alt Ego is highly original, full of potential for those who love to experiment and find multiple solutions.

Lunacy: Saint Rhodes Review

Horror fans will love Lunacy: Saint Rhodes. If you’re curious, this house is worth a visit.

The House of Da Vinci 3 Review

In case people don't know, Leonardo da Vinci was a painter whose most famous work was The Last Supper. But the great man was...

Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster Review

Frank is back, and he looks a bit different. When Dead Rising came out in 2006, around the birth of the Xbox 360, it...

NBA 2K25 Review

Let's put our cards on the table before we start. I am not a big NBA 2K player. I've reviewed a few of these...

Train Sim World 5 Review

I interviewed one of the developers of the Train Sim World team a few years ago. I talked to him about a dream scenario...

Unholy Review

Alternative religions and cults have become all the rage lately, so much so that you can’t turn around without another one popping up.  The world...

Pneumata Review

When some games end, the credits of all the people involved are longer than the game itself. It goes into the thousands for some...

Predecessor Review

Occasionally it is good to play games that you wouldn't necessarily choose to play. Take the subject of today's review, Predecessor from Omeda Studios....

Selfloss Review

Slavic mythology isn't quite as popular as something like Greek or Arthurian tales, but you’ll probably know their stories much more than you think;...

Akimbot Review

Back in the early 2000s, you couldn't move for platformers. There were Tasmanian devils, gecko secret agents, bear mechanics, spiky yellow-headed aliens with doggy...

Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open Review

The Paper Ghost Stories are part of a franchise of games that explore the Malaysian tradition of storytelling. They are also a guide into...

Home Safety Hotline Review

No matter whether it is the online variety, or those that take place on the phone, call centres can be infuriating. You might spend...

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed Review

Mickey Mouse has had a strange year. You see, back in 1928 the seminal short film Steamboat Willie showcased Mickey Mouse to the world....

Deep Beyond Review

There’s a bit of an overarching mystery to deep sea diving, something magical about moving around an ocean bed, taking in things that few...

A Night on the Farm Review

There’s something a little unsettling about a farm. Is it because they are usually situated in the middle of nowhere? Or is it because...

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