Night Call | PC Review
“You are a taxi driver. Paris is your city and you know every corner of it.” Paris has been the
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Author: Tomas Becks
Heaven’s Vault | PC Review
I found Heaven’s Vault to be absolutely thrilling to play. The world building is spectacular, the music is mysterious and intriguing, the writing is extremely well done, and the dialogue flows incredibly naturally. This is a game that I immediately wanted to play again to see what happens if I made other choices, to perfect my translations, and to see the other endings.
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Clam Man | PC Review
50% Man. 50% Clam. 100% sort of funny. They say that every generation gets the hero it deserves. Snacky Bay
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The Death of Erin Myers | PC Review
Viperante set out to deliver a game that is the point-and-click version of a literary short story, and it succeeds in that.
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Tales of the Neon Sea | PC Review
If you’re a cyberpunk fan and an adventure game fan, then this is a great time to be a gamer,
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Trüberbrook | PC Review
Trüberbrook is a point and click adventure game by German company btf, and it’s their first foray into the world
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Mage’s Initiation: Reign of the Elements | PC Review
Himalaya Studios have created a fantastic game with massive franchise potential, and I really hope we get to witness that potential be made real.
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She and the Light Bearer | PC Review
So did the game deliver on this promise? Absolutely yes, While some might find it too short, I found it a fun and deep experience.
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Tomas’s Top Ten Personal Favorite Games of 2018
2018 was the year that I started writing and occasionally starring on the Gaming Outsider podcast as the resident (point-and-click)
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Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden | PC/PS4 Review
I really enjoyed Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden. It’s a fun game, with a great story and smooth gameplay. Fans of turn-based combat and/or stealth games will find plenty to love here.
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Tango: The Adventure Game | PC Review
Tango: The Adventure Game is pretty charming and funny. It also has some in-jokes for point-and-click enthusiasts. With a great subject and a winsome style, this could and maybe should be more.
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