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4 days ago |
bigbossbattle.com | Rob Covell
Share It may want to be a new version of Bioshock and Dead Space, but Chasmal Fear misses the mark. I was quite hopeful for Chasmal Fear when I first loaded it up. Showing inspiration from Bioshock’s underwater world and Dead Space’s cosmic horror mutations, it had the potential to be a fun low budget romp.
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5 days ago |
bigbossbattle.com | Rob Covell
Share Although it plays more like a visual novel than the point & click escape room it purports to be, Centrum has a fascinating story if you can get through the early stages. Centum is one of the harder games that I’ve needed to review.
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2 weeks ago |
bigbossbattle.com | Rob Covell
Share If you loved Monster Train as much as I did, Monster Train 2 is more of that. No bad thing if you ask me. There are so many roguelike deckbuilders around these days. Ever since the success of the hugely enjoyable Slay the Spire, swathes of imitators have come along with their own twists on the formula, absolutely flooding the market.
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3 weeks ago |
bigbossbattle.com | Rob Covell
Share By removing the linearity of its predecessor, Spirit of the North 2 is both better and worse than the previous game. I quite liked Spirit of the North. It wasn’t amazing, but it was a solid adventure game about a spirit fox trying to cleanse a land of an evil force.
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3 weeks ago |
bigbossbattle.com | Rob Covell
Share Whilst the theme is certainly fun, Spreadcheat is really more maths puzzle than it is spreadsheet puzzle. As a maths teacher, I tend to spend a fair bit of time tinkering with Microsoft Excel. Got to crunch those numbers! I’m no expert by any stretch, but there are some neat things you can do with data using those spreadsheets.
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