Five Nights at Freddies, Into the ball pitt

Review by Jack Hawes Fall into the pit and immerse yourself in a new chapter of horror in the Five Nights at Freddy’s universe. Oswald, bored with his small town and mundane life, dives into the ball pit at a rundown pizzeria and finds himself transported to the past. But his deepest desire comes at an unexpected cost, as he must now work to save his friends, his family, and even himself from the animatronic creature that is wrecking havoc across both universes. Travel through time, solve puzzles, gather clues,…

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Shadow of the Ninja – Reborn

What Lurks in the Shadows Must Come to Light… Following on the heels of last year’s hit title, Pocky & Rocky: Reshrined, this is the fourth 16-bit style remake from TENGO PROJECT. Shadow of the Ninja – Reborn graces us with a ton of new features, graphics and music! Returning after 33 years, this trailblazer in ninja action games was originally released on the Japanese Nintendo Family Computer by Natsume Inc. in 1990. At the time, it was one of the most polished Family Computer action games and rated as…

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Rainbow Cotton

Review Peter Ward Overview Everyone’s favorite Willow-loving and broomstick-riding witch, Cotton, returns in 3D! We have teamed up with Success once again to bring you a global HD remaster of Rainbow Cotton digitally available on PC Steam, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 4/5, and Xbox One in Spring 2024. Originally released for SEGA Dreamcast in 2000, Rainbow Cotton is the 5th installment in the Cotton franchise. As a follow-up to Panorama Cotton, Rainbow Cotton is the first true 3D shooter entry in this widely celebrated cute ‘em up franchise. Dive right into…

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Piczle Cross: Story of Seasons

Review By Lisa Yeomans Visually a lovely game. The game space has a good size grid, and it is easy to move the cursor as controller button allocation is well placed. A nice touch is that you do not need to deselect a square if you change your mind as you often have to on similar games. The fact that you can hold and drag to colour a whole line is also a bonus, especially as it does not overwrite squares already filled. When moving the cursor one square at…

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One More Dungeon 2

Review by Peter Ward After a whole day’s journey through the forest, you stopped for a spell and were about to lie down to sleep, when suddenly shadows appeared from the darkness and pounced on you!You wake up in the ruins of an ancient fortress, held captive by giant sentient snails. In exchange for your life, their leader demands that you descend into the ancient dungeon’s depths and destroy the creature that has settled there. It looks like you have no choice but to obey. At least for now… One…

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Family Man

Review by Peter Ward Overview Family Man is a dark, story-led RPG that asks the question: When pushed to the limits of your own morality, how far would you go for the sake of your family? You owe money to the mob, and you’ve got three weeks to pay it back. Will you flip burgers and earn an honest living while scraping the money together… or will you take on some dirty jobs for more cash, but potentially push your family away? Every decision you make affects everyone around you.…

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Remote Life Review

ndie publisher Ratalaika Games, together with developer Next Game Level, is on a special countdown for its inspirational Shoot-em-up Remote Life due to be released on May 27th 2022. Releasing on all console platforms, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox One,  Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch, priced at a must have $18.99 / €17.99 / £14.99. A Shooter that really kicks butt! Top Marks With a crazy  number of distinguishing features, neat level design, 3D  rendered  graphics, insane creature design, cool music and SFX, with the most important focus…

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Esse Proxy

Alexis Salomon Interview by Peter Ward Factsheet Developer:From South GamesBased in Buenos Aires, Argentina Release date:TBA Platforms:Steam PCEpic PCWebsite:https://esseproxy.com What is your first gaming experience? I remember playing Prince of Persia on a very old computer we had at home, but ultimately what hooked me up was the Family Game, an Argentine clone of the NES. What got you into creating games? Games have always been a part of my life since I was little, playing them is what I enjoy the most. Making them was the most logical and…

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Daniel Ibbertson AKA DJ Slope

Interview by Peter Ward Click here to access youtube channel BIO Daniel Ibbertson AKA DJ Slope from Slopes Game Room aims to bring you the complete history on your gaming past. Your nostalgia is safe with me… …Welcome to Slopes Game Room What is your first gaming experience? My first gaming experience was (as far as I remember) a game called Bridge It (possible Oh Mummy) for the Amstrad CPC 464 What got you into games? They are Games… who doesn’t like games? The word itself sounds fun and I…

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Kim Justice interview

By Peter Ward What is your first gaming experience? Jeez…it would have been long ago, when I was very young. Something on the Spectrum — probably something no-one would even remember these days like Monte Carlo Casino or Postman Pat. Not exactly the classics, I’m sure you’ll agree! But there were so many others from around that time — I first got a Spectrum +2 in 1990 when I was about 5, and the shelves of cornershops were chockfull of budget games or indeed old classic re-releases for a couple…

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