Andy

Andy spent his childhood staying up late, playing games and eating junk food. He now writes about games too, nothing else has changed. You'll mostly find him playing Overwatch and streaming games badly on Twitch.tv.

  •  South of the Circle Review (PC)

    06/09/2022
    "Consider it less as a game and more of an experience"...

  • Monstrum 2 (PC on Early Access)

    24/02/2021
    Monstrum 2, unlike its predecessor, is an asymmetric, multiplayer survival horror, which entered early access in January 2021. Anyone familiar with the genre may think of games like Dead by Daylight, Deceit and Damned; Monstrum 2 seems very similar—in concept. Four prisoners are trying to escape from a sea...

  • A Fold Apart Review (Steam)

    29/05/2020
    A Fold Apart is very relatable, especially in an age where long-distance relationships are more and more common. A teacher and an architect meet and fall in love; time passes, the architect moves away to work on his dream job in the city, designing and building a massive building...

  • Someday You’ll Return Review (PC)

    18/05/2020
    Someday You’ll Return pitches itself as a horror puzzle game, doing itself a massive disservice it tries to cram too many ideas in leaving the player scratching their head wanting answers they don’t receive. It’s the first game by CBE software (a small two-person studio from the Czech Republic)...

  • Superliminal Review (PC)

    06/12/2019
    “Hello my name is Dr. Glenn Pierce”, these words echo through the game. Who is he, you ask? He’s the face of the “SomnaSculpt” dream therapy programme, which helps people deal with their problems. You start watching a cheesy commercial to the sounds of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata. As the...

  • Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones (PC)

    14/10/2019
    This was going to be a review; however, I got very stuck finding myself unable to progress. So instead this will be my first impressions on Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones. Stygain is a Lovecraftian point and click RPG and it sure has some style. You start in...

  • They are Billions Review (PlayStation 4)

    26/07/2019
    They are Billions is a steampunk zombie survival RTS that originally released on the Steam early access program back in 2017 and has now lurched its way onto consoles. It’s hard. It’s bloody hard. Even with the difficulty on low. I grew up playing RTS games. My childhood mainly consisted...

  • Can the Switch Learn From the Wii U’s Bad Online Service?

    17/03/2017
    Nintendo are destined to repeat their online service mistakes, unless they learn from the Wii U’s failings. While the Wii U’s online service was mostly functional, it was primitive. As the Switch’s online features aren’t fully up and running yet, Nintendo still have time to carefully ponder what players...

  • Local Multiplayer, Dead on Arrival

    09/03/2017
    Has the internet ruined local multiplayer games? Does society even have time for them? The obvious issue is, you need someone else there to play with, get mad at, and gloat at when you eventually win. Most of my friends aren’t local, so we play together online; I’m sure...