Inescapable: No Rules, No Rescue isn’t a bad game, it’s just that others of a similar ilk, like Danganronpa, do the social thriller visual novel concept much better.
DARKLAND 3 isn’t a 79p diamond-in-the-rough. I’m not going to reveal that there’s a pocket platforming classic here that costs less than a Wispa Gold.
If constructing your own farm in Stardew Valley feels like too much work, yet you want something laid-back with a pastoral backdrop, then look no further than Island Farmer.
I’m ready and willing to give cooking another go with the arrival of Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator. It’s time to open up a fancy new restaurant, but is Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator a fine dining experience worth recommending, or have developers Cyanide Studio made a dog’s dinner of it?Â
To borrow a quote from the excellent Peep Show, after a few hours I wanted to break out of the prison that Prison Tycoon: Under New Management had become for me.
Whenever the Justice League are involved in a DC project, expectations and anticipation levels usually rise, but for DC's Justice League: Cosmic Chaos it hasn’t quite been the case. Perhaps the family friendly aura, alongside minimal marketing, is the reason its release has flown under the radar slightly. So this is a rallying call to DC fans to pay attention to DC's Justice League: Cosmic Chaos, because it’s an action-packed brawler that’s a real credit to the franchise.
DARQ is a decent puzzle game that has an incredibly well-built atmosphere. The few shortcomings don’t overrule the positives, and if you are looking for a short and creepy game to play, then DARQ: Ultimate Edition is a great fit.
Both the combat and crafting are pretty good in Titanium Hound, but navigation through the levels is the opposite - and that means this is a pretty middle of the road game.
