Minecraft Dungeons: Spookier Fall – Official Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CjYcNr32Ak
Author Tim Kerslake
Tim Kerslake
Head honcho and tech guy behind the GeekJabber website, I also do my fair share of writing. I am a fan of vintage technology, casual gaming and music.
FREE WEEK: Protoball Review
Many years ago, I experimented with the game Rocket League. It’s s game I never really completely got the hang of. The problem is I spent more time circling around the ball than hitting it. I did progressively get better at the game, but never to the point that I would call myself a great…
FREE WEEK: Jerma & Otto: The Curse of the Late Streamer Review
A trap with running a site like this where you write a large percentage of the content you produce covers games that fall into a fairly narrow range of genres. I feel that has happened a little recently where I’ve been covering a lot of puzzle and racing games fairly heavily of late. That’s somewhat…
Undying to soon enter Early Access
Vanimals, developers of Undying, have announced the game will be available via Steam’s Early Access on October 19th. Undying is promised to be a zombie survival game. You follow the characters Anling and Cody and tells of mother trying to train her sun as a zombie infection takes over. In their final days, the pair…
Undying – Early Access Announcement Trailer!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfuDcbhZ0go
Mario Party Superstars – Overview Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jEq0F656aY
FREE WEEK: Golf Battle Review
Golf with your Friends is a game I’ve had in my Steam library for some time. It’s a game that I pull out every now and again when people just want to kill a bit of time. The game is a damn lot of fun. It never occurred to me to see if there was…
Evil Genius 2: World Domination – Consoles Release Date Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHLlqmuMdxE
Tetris Effect: Connected – Launch Trailer – Nintendo Switch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVN1fBewyL8
FREE WEEK: Big Klondike Review
People who know me know I have an interest in vintage computing. My first foray into the land of the PC-compatibles was in 1991, when our family took possession of a 386SX/16 running Microsoft Windows 3.0 and MS-DOS 5.0. This was the first version of Windows to include the card game Solitaire. While some may…