Jess Clayton-Berry

Reviews Editor at Game Luster

PR Account Executive at Rock Kitchen Harris

Articles

The Alters Review - Do It Yourself

2 weeks ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

In 11 bit studios’ sci-fi survival base-building adventure game, The Alters, Jan Dolski is the sole survivor of a ship malfunction during a space expedition to locate and mine Rapidium, a mineral that can be used for rapid growth of organic material and is considered the solution to Earth’s hunger crisis. Stranded on a hostile planet and with the imminent threat of a deadly sunrise, Jan must get moving again in order to survive and carry out the mission.
Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall Review - More Like Rain

1 month ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

Brave at Night’s 2020 kingdom management RPG, Yes, Your Grace, didn’t have the most in-depth kingdom management mechanics when compared to other entries in the genre. It mostly consisted of answering petitioner requests and balancing these with your limited resources, while also making decisions that would affect the storyline later.
BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH Review - Look Me In The Eye

1 month ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

Serafini Productions’ horror short story anthology series, BrokenLore, continues with its second instalment, BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH, which follows Shinji, a hikikomori who finds himself unable to leave his apartment, even if he wanted to, as a monster awaits for him outside. Taking a similar tone to BrokenLore: LOW, DON’T WATCH is a psychological narrative horror game that’s just over an hour long.
Scarred Review - Yeah, Emotionally

2 months ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

I adore indie horror games, and oftentimes my love for this genre leads me to some hidden gems, beautifully crafted passion projects that outshine some of the latest AAA releases despite limitations in technology, finances and hands on deck. Other times though, I’ve bore witness to some stinkers. Scarred, by solo Singaporean developer, Choo Bin Yong (KOEX studio), is unfortunately the latter of these.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Review - What’s in the Box?!

2 months ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

Ten years ago, Life is Strange emotionally ruined me as a sixteen-year-old experiencing it as it released episodically. While its dialogue very much reflected the age of its developers trying to mimic the voice of an edgy, hormonal teen, its storyline otherwise outshone this and every episode left me reeling over the fact that I would have to wait another month or so to find out what happens next.
Mother Hub Review - Close Encounter

2 months ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

Mother Hub is a neat first-person-shooter horror game by solo developer, Seth O’Dale (ODale Studios), which can be completed in one sitting. We play as Thea, an inhabitant of Mother Hub, an underground vault where humanity resides at risk of extinction due to a virus creeping through the population and a lack of resources.
Blue Prince Review - Prince and Repeat

2 months ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

The credits have just rolled on Blue Prince, a goal that felt akin to attempting to exploring an open world RPG; you have a main objective, but every time you try to get there you just get carried away with exploring points of interest, and then you discover more side quests – soon, you’ve forgotten that you’re supposed to be looking for your kidnapped son. In Dogubomb’s Blue Prince, a unique strategy puzzle game, we play as Simon, the heir to Mt. Holly.
Blue Prince - 10 Starting Tips

2 months ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

Dogubomb’s Blue Prince is a unique strategy puzzle adventure game that uses RNG (Random Number Generator) mechanics to create a gameplay loop unlike any other. We play as the heir of Mr. Holly, a mysterious manor with interchanging rooms. As the heir, we are tasked with locating Room 46 by drafting new rooms from our blueprints, which reset at the end of each day. We start Blue Prince in the entrance hall which has three doors leading straight ahead, left and right.
Atomfall Review - Have A Blast

2 months ago | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

Rebellion’s survival-action game, Atomfall, is set in an alternative 1960s Lake District, five years after the real-life Windscale fire incident in 1957. Whereas the real story was a nuclear facility fire that is currently the UK’s worst nuclear accident to date, nearly causing a Chernobyl-scale event, Atomfall’s situation is much more dire. We awaken in a bunker with no recollection of who we are or what we’re doing there.
YOUR HOUSE Review - IN THE MIDDLE OF YOUR STREET

Mar 26, 2025 | gameluster.com | Jess Clayton-Berry

A house gifted to you, filled with clothes your size and has a key with your name on it. But you feel more like the house owns you than you own it, and you’re quite certain that you’re being watched…On her 18th birthday, no one wishes Debbie a ‘happy birthday’, not even her abusive father. One person has remembered though, and that is the stranger who sends her a mysterious postcard with an address written on it, accompanied by a key with her name on it.