About Kirstie Summers

The Messenger is everything that you want for the games of your childhood brought to contemporary consoles. Except that it has been released for the first time in 2018. While …
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Anyone even remotely familiar with fantasy RPGs will find a lot of Tanzia weirdly familiar. It is a single player game that allows you to explore a colourful, magical world …
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With an alpha first released on the Dynamic Pixel website in 2015, the Switch release of Hello Neighbor is definitely preceded by its reputation. Other than that, you are thrown …
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The Wardrobe begins with an opening clip that could almost be mistaken for serious if you don’t know what kind of game you’re in for. It tells the story of …
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The world of Ghost 1.0 is presented to you in the form of an intro video, comprised of news clips and soundbites of conversation that offer you snippets of this reality …
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Inside throws you instantly into the heart of a tense and terrifying escape, without so much as a start screen to orient yourself. All the instruction you need is implied …
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In an age when multiplayer gaming is common, there are still plenty of limits on the kind of games you can play from within the same room as your mates. …
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In an era when even the seemingly simplest games can hide layers of depth that can take years to fully tease apart, Johnny Turbo’s Arcade: Wizard Fire is a refreshingly …
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Dream Alone absorbs you immediately into the darkness of its world. The creepy black and white art style establishes in a matter of seconds what kind of game it will …
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Hexologic strips back the brain training game format and reinvents it in a way that is both challenging and soothing.

The game’s ability to relax you is built into …
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Happy Birthdays is not the game that its name and cover art suggest that it is. The cartoon dinosaurs hint at a kid-friendly Jurassic Park sort of thing and the …
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Knights of Pen and Paper +1 Deluxier Edition is built from the very foundation to take you back to the first time you ever played Dungeons and Dragons.

The …
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After performing fairly well on Steam for more than a year, The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker has now been released on Nintendo Switch.

You play as a psychiatrist and …
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As Immortal Redneck celebrates a fresh wave of success since its recent port to the Nintendo Switch, Spanish indie game developer Crema have announced the launch of their Kickstarter campaign …
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Shift Quantum opens with an introduction that is so equally friendly and corporate that you can’t help but feel a little bit suspicious. When a slick, chic tech company promises …
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Blending side-scrolling battles and fighting functions with a touch of RPG story, Sol Divide: Sword of Darkness made a mark on developer Psikyo’s reputation when it was first launched in …
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A stereotypical southern American redneck isn’t the first kind of character you might typically pair with the magic and mythology of Ancient Egypt. But that’s what gives Immortal Redneck its …
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Don’t let the stubby-limbed, pink-cheeked cuteness of the Ninja Strikers characters trick you into thinking that this game will be easy to master. The retro 8-bit design style is not …
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