Chris Lawn
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Assassin’s Creed Liberation turns 10: A forgotten but important legacy
10 years on, one of the most interesting Assassin's Creed games has largely been left forgotten. We reminisce on its achievements.
Tunic and the Anatomy of a Video Game Secret
Tunic is game that's very good at dishing out the pure joy found in the discovery of the hidden secret. Here's why it works so well.
The 5 best indie games of 2022 you definitely didn’t play
Some of the best video games of the year most definitely flew under your radar.
A Solo Aussie Game Dev, The Good Place, and Moral Philosophy Walk Into A Bar
7th Chance is a story of human redemption that affirms that we can be better every day.
The 5 best indie games of 2023 you definitely didn’t play
A year full of exceptional video game releases also comes with an absolute wealth of hidden indie game gems.
Knuckle Sandwich Review
Witty writing, visually arresting scenes, and some clever design work outweigh a few deeper gameplay concerns for this larger than life RPG
In Stars and Time Review – Not Your Average RPG
In Stars and Time is an unforgettable time loop RPG with a cast to die for, over and over again.
Wandering Sword Review – A Chinese Epic That Rivals Blockbuster RPGs
Wandering Sword is an amazing martial arts epic, a beautifully woven tale full of fantastic characters and moreish combat.
Shadows of Doubt is one of the most astounding games of 2023
Even in its early access state, Shadows of Doubt reaches some ambitious highs for both procedural generation and the immersive sim genre.
The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe review – Existential excellence
Reflective and responsive to the 2013 title, The Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe demands your attention, whether you’ve already played it or not.