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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Unwording Review

Unwording comes with a positive message and creative gameplay mechanics.

Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley Review

If you're seeking a heartwarming and family-friendly game, Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley is an excellent choice.

Universe for Sale Review

Universe for Sale will immediately draw you in, what with its unique premise, striking visuals, and intriguing characters.

DETECTIVE – The Motel Review

While some players might find the lack of guidance challenging, DETECTIVE - The Motel is a rewarding puzzler for those who enjoy piecing together clues and testing their deductive skills.

Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island Review

Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island is a game best enjoyed at a leisurely pace, margarita in hand.

Neon Blood Review

Neon Blood delivers a good mystery set in a well-realised cyberpunk world.

The Thaumaturge Review

The Thaumaturge is quite refreshing, fairly unique as it blends detective work, RPG elements, and supernatural themes in a richly realised historical setting.

Parcel Corps Review

There’s a chance that the repetitive gameplay loop might not appeal to everyone, but Parcel Corps is worth checking out for its unique blend of action, fun, and visual flair.

NAIAD Review

NAIAD surprised me with its originality. The relaxing nature of the early levels, combined with the gradual introduction of environmental challenges and the Naiad's evolving abilities, creates a compelling experience.

Shines Over: The Damned Review

If you're looking for a brief, atmospheric experience with a unique visual style, Shines Over: The Damned might be worth a look.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Review

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 has successfully landed and recovered.

Cultist Simulator Review

Cultist Simulator will deliver a rewarding experience that will appeal to those who enjoy depth to their gaming, as well as a bit of storytelling and a touch of the occult.

Pets Hotel Review

You may enjoy the meticulous management of complex systems, and if you do, should find Pets Hotel to be a rewarding experience. But otherwise it's a hard sell…

Vampire: The Masquerade – Reckoning of New York Review

Despite some shortcomings, Vampire: The Masquerade - Reckoning of New York should well pique your interest in the universe.

Nephise: Ascension Review

While some might find the interiors and character design somewhat dated, and there are occasional glitches, Nephise: Ascension is a worthwhile look, especially for those who enjoy atmospheric exploration.

Tell Me Your Story Review

While some puzzles could well require a bit of head-scratching or online assistance, you should gather your family and share in the joy of uncovering the tales of Tell Me Your Story together.

Run Tekila Run! Review

If you can't sleep and want to count sheep, maybe Run Tekila Run! might help.

Farming Simulator 25 Review

If you enjoyed previous Farming Simulator games, you'll undoubtedly find many hours of enjoyment here with Farming Simulator 25, losing yourself in the intricacies of agricultural management and the satisfaction of a thriving farm.

The Rise of the Golden Idol Review

If you enjoyed the first game, The Rise of the Golden Idol will be seen as a bit of a must-play.

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Tap Wizard 2 Review

Tap Wizard 2 is one of those rare idle games that actually requires more effort than might be expected.

SPRAWL Review

You will enjoy SPRAWL if you like either platforming or first-person shooters; it is safe to say that MAETH have debuted with a solid outing.

DYNASTY WARRIORS: ORIGINS Review

DYNASTY WARRIORS: ORIGINS is a well worked game, with a lot of content to go at.

Rivenaar’s Grove Review

Rivenaar’s Grove is an extremely simple yet mildly enjoyable puzzler. It provides a way to kill an hour or two, and isn’t remotely taxing on the old grey matter.

Unwording Review

Unwording comes with a positive message and creative gameplay mechanics.