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To Hell With The Ugly Preview: Jazz Hands
To Hell With The Ugly - let it be ruled by us beautiful people! No, that's not the message of this point and click based on the book of the same name.
Preview
To Hell With The Ugly - let it be ruled by us beautiful people! No, that's not the message of this point and click based on the book of the same name.
Albert Wilde: Quantum P.I.
I instantly loved Albert Wilde: Quantum P.I. – from a non-cat perspective, but as a film fan and someone who dotes on comedy – especially when the opening scene refers to the city as dirtier than a dog’s asshole. Credits are the usual go-to when writing about a game, but
Albert Wilde: Quantum P.I.
Animal detectives work, literally, whether that’s the Chicken Police or Inspector Waffles, I’m always down for something similar, and Albert Wilde: Quantum P.I. – a 1930s comedy noir looks superb. Developed by beyondthosehills, you play the titular feline private eye caught up in a murder mystery featuring a
Review
An ancient relic from the year 2018? Here's a look at Call of Cthulhu - one of those games in the backlog that has now been completed. Is it any good though?
detective
Heard of Detective Di The Silk Rose Murders? Me neither, at least until now. It’s no secret, and you don’t need to subscribe to some scam pyramid scheme to find out more; just read/skim the following. Still there? Time to continue your read: this is a point
Review
Sherlock Holmes Chapter One: a pacifist Hitman experience, showcasing a superior intellect, with some clumsy investigations, quirky set pieces, and all the while playing dress-up with the locals.
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Yep, Who’s Lila? is definitely my thing. From Garage Heathen, a point and click where you use facial recognition instead of verbs, it’s unique from the get-go. You could imagine someone like Jim ‘Rubber Face’ Carey as Will, what with his range, but instead, we get a sociopath
demo
To reiterate that I’m a weirdo and love the works of David Lynch, I’m delighted to see Who’s Lila? – an AI-powered reverse detective adventure demo is out today. What the…? Yes, those terms were provided and not a guess. Before this is going to start to make
crie
Sherlock Holmes and his distant cousin Batman are two of the greatest dicks of all time, that is, detectives, and they’ve appeared in countless games throughout the years. But what about all those other sleuths? This is an excuse to write one of those ‘best’ lists so I can
coming soon
A fantasy adventure and survival game all in one? That’s what Disturbing Forest claims to be – a puzzle adventure set in an original fantasy world and heading to PC later this year. * A Q&A With imaginarylab, Creators Of Whirlight – No Time To Trip * The Best Of Two
Cleardot Games
Neil Collier’s Who Stole My Beard? resonates on so many levels. First off, it’s a beard-related detective story, full of dad jokes. Secondly, it’s in memory of the developer’s German Shepherd, who passed in 2017. As a bearded German Shepherd owner full to the brim with
cyberpunk
There’s a thirst for hacker-like titles with games such as Watchdogs and numerous indie cyberpunk titles, but now it’s time for Wooden Monkeys’ hacker-detective title, Song Of Farca. * The Best Of Two Worlds In Shin Chan: Shiro And The Coal Town * Blood Hunting Is Dark And Dangerous, This