Author: Emily Byrnes
Avid lover of all things fantasy and stylesheets, Emily spends her spare time trying to balance her affection for both technical and creative writing. One day she'll get there, but until then, she'd rather lose herself in the wonderful stories to be found within tabletop games and rpgs.
Going Medieval Early Access Review
Going Medieval is a delightful colony building sim founded in the Medieval age with heavy Arthurian influence. In this builder, the Black Death has absolutely devastated Europe, leaving most of what’s...
Lost Words: Beyond the Page Review for PC
I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that one of the first things that drew me to Lost Words: Beyond the Page was Rhianna Pratchett. If that last name looks familiar to you, you’d be right in recognizing it...
Skyforge Switch Review: The Good, the Bad, and the Ungodly
Skyforge has been around on the MMO scene for quite some time- 2015 to be exact, so I think everyone was a little surprised to learn that we would be getting a port of the sci-fi fantasy on the Ninten...
Sarawak PC Review
Sarawak is a charming narrative adventure brought to life by the two-man crew of Duncan and Maria over at Cowleyfornia Studios. And, this is their first title! With lots of interesting puzzles and cha...
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest Switch Review
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest is a gothic visual novel set in the World of Darkness universe and developed by Different Tales, a small storytelling studio with a massive amount ...
Chicken Police Switch Review
Do you consider yourself a fan of detective noir fiction? Do you like games that don’t take themselves too seriously? Do you like dark humor, incredible voice-acting, and stories that keep you u...
When The Past Was Around PC Review
When The Past Was Around is an enjoyable point-and-click puzzle game with beautifully hand-drawn graphics and a deep story that hits seemingly close to home considering the past year. Developed by the...
EasySMX ESM 4108 Switch/PC Controller Review
While most gamers would probably get along just fine with either sticking to their traditional Switch setup or using the Joy-Con Grip that came with their system, some of us want a little something mo...