Runtar enters a swamp filled with lying golems, pink-eyed animals and murderous witches, only to discover that the enormous toad Baron may not be the worst option after all.Find Out More
I decided to treat myself to a proper hotel breakfast, only to discover there would be no coffee for twenty minutes. Breakfast without coffee is just eating unusually early.Find Out More
I’m trying to talk myself out of buying an xTool Omni before the countdown runs out. I probably do not need it, but that has never stopped shiny new technology from becoming extremely convincing.Find Out More
It turns out the only way higher up the Spire is through the Baron. Thankfully, he wasn’t interested in eating us. He was interested in making a deal. The Baron explained he’d been ordered to stop anyone climbing higher. He didn’t seem especially happy about it, but he wasn’t aboutFind Out More
I picked up High On Life because I’m a fan of Rick and Morty, and it delivered exactly the sort of bizarre humour I was expecting. The shooting is fun, the talking guns are entertaining, and the colourful alien worlds are full of personality, although the constant backtracking, confusing navigation, and enough swearing for my son to dub it “the sweary game” stop it from being an easy recommendation for every situation.Find Out More
The party finally reaches the Baron’s chateau, but not before magical security, Ryan’s spectacular meltdown, and Runtar’s rather overenthusiastic security check. Beyond the great doors waits the Baron’s true form, and it’s far from what anyone expected.Find Out More
A sci-fi escape room that kept me busy for just over two hours. The puzzles were mostly fun and satisfying, although a few had me scratching my head because I’d missed clues or tackled things in the wrong order. Worth a play, even if the story didn’t do much for me.Find Out More