Craymen Edge

Divinity: Original Sin 2: Definitive Edition (PC) (Steam) Yakuza 5 Remastered (PC) (Steam) Lost In Play (PC) (Steam) A Case of Mistrust (PC) (Steam) Castle Of Illusion (PC) (Steam) Karateka (PC) (Steam) Grow Up (PC) (Steam) Coffee Talk (PC) (Steam) Cat Quest (PC) (Amazon) Spilled! (PC) (Steam) Unavowed (PC) (Steam) Avowed (PC) (Game Pass) White Shadows (PC) (Steam) New Star GP (PC) (Steam) Yakuza 6: The Song Of Life (PC) (Steam) Deliver At All Costs (PC) (Epic) It's OK. A 7/10 game all day long. It was free and did a job of occupying me for a couple of evenings while I think about what games I want to play after completing Yakuza.

Divinity: Original Sin 2: Definitive Edition (PC) (Steam) Yakuza 5 Remastered (PC) (Steam) Lost In Play (PC) (Steam) A Case of Mistrust (PC) (Steam) Castle Of Illusion (PC) (Steam) Karateka (PC) (Steam) Grow Up (PC) (Steam) Coffee Talk (PC) (Steam) Cat Quest (PC) (Amazon) Spilled! (PC) (Steam) Unavowed (PC) (Steam) Avowed (PC) (Game Pass) White Shadows (PC) (Steam) New Star GP (PC) (Steam) Yakuza 6: The Song Of Life (PC) (Steam) It feels a bit like they make these faster than I can play them, but I edge ever closer to the modern games. A great end to the Kiryu saga. As ever, a great silly melodramatic story delivered with a straight face. The gameplay felt that maybe a little too much in the way of streamlining had smoothed off some of the weird edges, but some of the sidequests & minigames that remained were great.

Yeah, the demo was a bit slow to get going but when it did stop interrupting, I enjoyed it. Enough to give it a try for free. I agree, it does feel like a sort of game you don't get much anymore.

Divinity: Original Sin 2: Definitive Edition (PC) (Steam) Yakuza 5 Remastered (PC) (Steam) Lost In Play (PC) (Steam) A Case of Mistrust (PC) (Steam) Castle Of Illusion (PC) (Steam) Karateka (PC) (Steam) Grow Up (PC) (Steam) Coffee Talk (PC) (Steam) Cat Quest (PC) (Amazon) Spilled! (PC) (Steam) Unavowed (PC) (Steam) Avowed (PC) (Game Pass) White Shadows (PC) (Steam) New Star GP (PC) (Steam) Single-player Championship mode completed. This came out a year ago but passed me by. An arcade style Formula 1 racing game, with gorgeous Virtua Racing graphical style. The single-player mode has you racing in various eras of F1 style cars from 1980's to 2020's on circuits that do a fantastic job of capturing the feel of several real-word circuits without being actual recreations of them. It looks and sounds great and is a lot of fun to play (although the other driver ai isn't the greatest), and an absolute bargain for £10 on Steam.

I'm obsessed with this guy's channel right now. He livestreams himself walking around in NYC and making beats on the fly, and getting getting people on the street to rap or sing to them.

Deliver At All Costs is out today, free for the first week on Epic store. https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/deliver-at-all-costs-a30c8d

It's available new on Amazon UK.

Divinity: Original Sin 2: Definitive Edition (PC) (Steam) Yakuza 5 Remastered (PC) (Steam) Lost In Play (PC) (Steam) A Case of Mistrust (PC) (Steam) Castle Of Illusion (PC) (Steam) Karateka (PC) (Steam) Grow Up (PC) (Steam) Coffee Talk (PC) (Steam) Cat Quest (PC) (Amazon) Spilled! (PC) (Steam) Unavowed (PC) (Steam) Avowed (PC) (Game Pass) White Shadows (PC) (Steam) I bought this on a whim massively discounted from £16.99 to £1.01. A puzzle-platformer taking massive inspiration from the likes of Limbo or Inside. Greyscale, lots of lights and shadows etc. It looks fantastic, the dystopian environment with massive structures is very atmospheric. It's a decent game, not as good as Limbo and Inside perhaps. There's nothing particularly challenging in there, and I was finished in just over 2 hours. The final act was a little weak, halting the momentum of the game up to that point for an info dump explaining what's going on in the world, but overall I enjoyed it.

Divinity: Original Sin 2: Definitive Edition (PC) (Steam) Yakuza 5 Remastered (PC) (Steam) Lost In Play (PC) (Steam) A Case of Mistrust (PC) (Steam) Castle Of Illusion (PC) (Steam) Karateka (PC) (Steam) Grow Up (PC) (Steam) Coffee Talk (PC) (Steam) Cat Quest (PC) (Amazon) Spilled! (PC) (Steam) Unavowed (PC) (Steam) This one got lost in the little outage the other week. A fun and interesting point&click adventure from Dave Gilbert/Wadjet Eye. It takes a little inspiration from rpg games by giving you a small amount of choice about your character's background, and party members with different abilities. Although the story is fixed, this gives you some different dialogue lines, abilities can affect how you might solve some of the puzzles along the way. Avowed (PC) (Game Pass) I played the first Pillars of Eternity game, which is the world this is set in, but I don't remember much other than a few names of gods and places. I really enjoyed this, it's visually interesting and fun to explore. I didn't expect the amount of climbing and first person platforming, but it turned out to be quite forgiving and a fun way to get around.

Looks alright, I'd watch that. His previous film, Drive-Away Dolls (also co-written with Tricia Cooke), was silly fun.

Isn't that the second time in a row prices have gone up elsewhere but not US?

Yeah, the flow of landing at a location, choosing your crew and rolling out reminded me of doing missions in the Mass Effect games.

I played the demo during one of Steam next fest events. I liked the presentation and the feel of it. I saw the set up for a few puzzles I didn't see the resolution of during the couple of runs I did. I'll probably give it a go since it'll be on game pass, but it might be one of those games I'm too dumb to get the best out of.

It's a really nice little game. I have heard a few people getting bottles lost or stuck on things, but apparently re-loading or visiting the area from the chapter select seems to fix it. I didn't have an issue with the bottles, which is surprising since I didn't realise they gave you cash and counted towards clearing the area until part way through the first area they appeared, by which point I'd spread them all over the place. I constantly missed picking up the metal barrels with the magnet, needing multiple attempts. I just seemed really bad at lining myself up.

Divinity: Original Sin 2: Definitive Edition (PC) (Steam) Yakuza 5 Remastered (PC) (Steam) Lost In Play (PC) (Steam) A Case of Mistrust (PC) (Steam) Castle Of Illusion (PC) (Steam) Karateka (PC) (Steam) Grow Up (PC) (Steam) Coffee Talk (PC) (Steam) Cat Quest (PC) (Amazon) Spilled! (PC) (Steam) Short, relaxing game where you control a little boat cleaning up pollution on the water for cash to upgrade your boat as you move through area to area. A nice little experience, cost me £4.50 and took me about 80 minutes. No complaints.