Christie McQualter
Christie McQualter's Latest Articles
Harmony: The Fall of Reverie Review – Written in the stars
You might predict the future, you can't change the past. Difficult decisions define the latest narrative game from studio Don't Nod.
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 for a sensible price.
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.
The Good Life Review – An existential murder mystery in sheep’s clothing
Behind the quirky facade of The Good Life hides a playful existential exploration of the complexities of human life.
Heavenly Bodies Review – Comedy and Tragedy
The physics-based puzzles of Heavenly Bodies are equal parts entertaining and frustrating, and both a comedy and a tragedy, depending on whether you have a co-op partner or not.
OlliOlli World Review – What a wonderful world
OlliOlli World will steal your heart with its combo of colourful aesthetics, quirky characters and challenging platforming.
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.