About Ted Hazell

Have you ever sat down, booted up your Nintendo Switch, and thought about how video gaming even came about? Like, what came before your Switch, DS and NES? Well, Blips …
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People, eh? They’re the worst, right? Man, I sometimes wish that I could just gather up all of my most evil disciples and wreak havoc and strike fear into those …
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It’s here. The successor to Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort, Nintendo Switch Sports. Long gone are the classic Miis of the 3DS and Wii era, we now have Sportsmates …
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Initially released on PC, Arise: A Simple Story has made its way to the Nintendo Switch in the form of a Definitive Edition. Games like this just make sense for …
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I feel that the publisher, Atari, has been asleep for a long time, so seeing their name on Kombinera put a big ol’ smile on my face. Kombinera is a …
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Published by the ever-consistent Ratalaika Games, Quest for Infamy is a love letter to the past’s classic point-and-click, fantasy-adventure games. Initially released in 2014 on PC, Quest for Infamy has …
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Hey! Do you like pinball games? And do you like defeating hordes of zombies? You do!? Well, I might have the game for you. Introducing Zombie Rollerz: Pinball Heroes, a …
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Developed by ‘one-man team’  Sergey Noskov, 35MM is a post-apocalyptic story about two travelers who set out on a journey into the wastelands of Russia, which has been left to …
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes has seen many iterations across many forms of media, and his legacy stands as one of the most infamous fictional characters of all time. …
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The second I saw the thumbnail to About an Elf, I was hooked. The second I finished watching the trailer, I was even more hooked. I am so happy that …
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It can be argued quite easily whether The Longest Road on Earth is even a game. Personally, it falls into the category of an experience more than anything else. There …
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Windjammers was a comfort game for me for a very long time. As strange as that sounds, I would jump into it on my Switch, play a game or two …
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When I first saw that FILMECHANISM was available for review, I immediately jumped at the chance to play and write a review for it. The art style reminded me of …
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Developed by Urnique Studio and published by Zordix, Timelie is a stealth puzzle game in which you play as a little girl and her cat. Lost, as you must find …
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Do you know where the Lolly Cake comes from? Or how about how long the Irrawaddy River is? New Zealand is the answer to the first, and the Irrawaddy River …
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I’ve never considered downloading, let alone paying for a game that is a carbon copy of the many free endless runner mobile games. Yet here we are. Om Nom: Run …
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Originally a 1991 Sega Mega Drive game, Ratalaika Games have worked their magic, successfully releasing another classic game in Gynoug. With more modernised controls and a slight cleanup in the …
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Visual novels are very hit and miss and hard to get someone sucked in from the get-go, especially if you aren’t a natural die-hard fan of this genre. I have …
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