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Josh Blackburn-Lane

A good chunk of my time is spent chugging tea and gaming on my PC or curled on the sofa with my Switch. Survival, roguelikes and all things horror are my forte, but I’ll dip my toes into any interesting game that comes along. If you can push buttons or waggle sticks, I’ll give it a whirl. If you want me to write about your game or you just want to talk about your favourite Like A Dragon character, you can reach me at jblackburn214@hotmail.co.uk.

Review: Abyzou Rituals: The Manson Case

A parade of uninspired jumpscares, thoughtless puzzles and technical issues, at a ridiculous price point.

Preview: Moonfrost

Moonfrost shows a lot of promise as a cozy little sim, and the goal of rebuilding is clear, but it needs to loosen the leash a bit.

Review: Songs of Glimmerwick

Songs of Glimmerwick offers a cozy experience, but one that feels a little too shallow at times, and risks sending you straight to sleep.

Review: SiN Reloaded

SiN Reloaded shows that '90s 'tude has not aged well, but the gameplay is fun, the levels are expansive and there's some humour in the chaos.

Review: Sunken Realms

Sunken Realms is a frustrating trip into some pretty ruins. There's some potential, but it's currently repetitive to the point of madness.

Review: Roguecraft DX

Roguecraft DX has journeyed across from the Amiga and onto Steam. It's a little on the simple side, but is a nice time killer.

Review: BioEden

BioEden looks very lovely, and any game with environmental overtones is undoubtedly a good thing. But it might be a bit too hands-off.

Review: Theropods

Theropods is a pretty pixel art point'n'clicker involving cavewomen, astronauts, nice puzzles, and some scary dinosaurs.

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