Christie McQualter
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Rare Nintendo 3DS games you should buy before the eShop closes
The Nintendo 3DS eShop closes forever on 27 March 2023, and it's your last chance to grab these high-value exclusives…
Horse Tales: Emerald Valley Ranch review
Gather ‘round horse girls and boys, for an open-world horse-taming adventure that’s equally ambitious and exasperating.
Disney Dreamlight Valley - Early Access Review
Wholesome and stress-free, Disney Dreamlight Valley is the perfect game to overcome a slump – gaming, mental health or otherwise.
Bear and Breakfast Review – Pardon our mess
Bear and Breakfast is a surprisingly good mix of a B&B management game and a commentary on the human condition.
Escape Academy Review – a scholastic adventure for the escapist at heart
Escape Academy is more than just an escape room simulator. It's a narrative-based puzzle adventure bursting with personality.
How to make gaming friends on Instagram - Tips from #instagaming
Want to connect with fellow video game lovers? Here are some tips on how to break into the great Instagram…
A Memoir Blue Review – an insipid beauty
With an emotional story and a unique blend of 2D and 3D art styles, A Memoir Blue is enticing on…
Submerged: Hidden Depths review – The water's fine
Submerged: Hidden Depths is a relaxing exploration game with stunning art, simple puzzles and plenty of collectables.
Tunic Review – One furry little hero in a big isometric world
Tunic is an adventure crafted with care and consideration, with a charming world that promotes a satisfying sense of self-discovery.
OlliOlli World Review – What a wonderful world
OlliOlli World will steal your heart with its combo of colourful aesthetics, quirky characters and challenging platforming.