Simon Jones

God, games and good times. When not playing videogames, you can find Simon at the D&D table, doing parkour or muay thai, or napping.

Review: Riskers (PC)

By Simon Jones / November 2, 2017 /

Developer: ShotX Studios Publisher: ShotX Studios Genre: Action, Indie, Shooter Rating: N/A (But Probably M) Platforms: PC/Steam Price: $9.99 In the spirit of Grand Theft Auto 2, Riskers is a top-down shooter that places you in the shoes of a man out for revenge after his brother is killed. Navigate through the city as your…

Review: A Hat in Time (PC)

By Simon Jones / October 18, 2017 /

Developer: Gears for Breakfast Publisher: Gears for Breakfast Genre: Adventure, Action, Platformer Rating: PEGI 7 Platforms: PC/Steam, PS4, XBox One Price: $29.99     Gears for Breakfast went to Kickstarter to crowdfund their game, A Hat in Time, billing it as a “cute-as-heck 3D platformer”. Launched in 2013, the game was able to fund enough…

Review: A Robot Named Fight! (PC)

By Simon Jones / September 22, 2017 /

Developer: Matt Bitner Games Publisher: Matt Bitner Games Genre: Action, Adventure Platformer, Roguelike, Metroidvania Rating: N/A (closer to M for Blood & Gore) Platforms: PC Price: $9.99 A Robot Named Fight! is a Rougelike Action game that puts you in the metal shoes of a bot trying to save the world from an eldritch abomination.…

Review: Shuyan Saga (PC)

By Simon Jones / August 28, 2017 /

Developer: Lofty Sky Entertainment Inc Publisher: Lofty Sky Entertainment Inc Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie Rating: N/A (more appropriate for mature audience due to violence) Platforms: PC Price: $19.99 Shuyan Saga is an action game that takes a lot of its style from the world of kung fu. It mixes the beat-em-up genre with the tournament-fighter and…

Review: Solstice Chronicles—MIA (PC)

By Simon Jones / August 10, 2017 /

Developer: Ironward Publisher: Nkidu Genre: SHMUP, Action, RPG, Strategy Rating: N/A (but more appropriate for mature audiences) Platforms: PC Price: $19.99 Solstice Chronicles: MIA is a top-down RPG action game that serves as a sister game to The Red Solstice, a game we’ve previously reviewed. And like The Red Solstice, Solstice Chronicles: MIA offers the type…