Author Archives: Dan Spence
[REVIEW] LAST CASE: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF AMANDA KANE
By Dan Spence on June 24th 2015
Today I had the pleasure of playing an indie game by the name of “LAST CASE – THE DISAPPEARANCE OF AMANDA KANE.” The game is a very short (5 -10 minutes) point-and-click adventure about a private eye (Jack Forester) attempting to locate a rich man’s runaway daughter by the name of Amanda Kane.
[REVIEW] Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
By Dan Spence on June 16th 2015
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the most recent title in Capcom’s critically acclaimed Monster Hunter series.
[REVIEW] Kirby: Triple Deluxe
By Dan Spence on May 20th 2015
Kirby: Triple Deluxe represents Kirby’s first official outing on the 3DS, and frankly, it’s one of the most enjoyable Kirby games yet. Kirby: Triple Deluxe is a fun-filled platforming adventure that has charm in spades.
[ARTICLE] Are Random Battles Necessary in 2015?
By Dan Spence on May 14th 2015
With gaming constantly reaching new graphical and technical heights why do so many games still rely on more old-fashioned game-mechanics like random battles? Many old game-mechanics still manage to feel interesting due to game developers incorporating them in fresh, new ways, yet somehow random encounters manage to appear in various games with little-to-no alterations.
[REVIEW] The Last Door: Collector’s Edition
By Dan Spence on May 13th 2015
The Last Door is an episodic 2D point-and-click adventure/horror game made by Spanish developers: The Game Kitchen. The game takes place in a Lovecraft-esque version of Victorian England. The collector’s edition contains all of the episodes from the game’s first season as well as a number of extras and frankly, it’s fair to say that I’m impressed.
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