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…
It almost seems an eternity ago, but sites like Albino Black Sheep were all the rage in the early 2000’s. These sites used to offer Adobe Flash-based animation and games and it was very easy to sink several hours into playing silly little Flash games made by small indie artists. One of the games I…
My Friend Pedro has been around for a few years now as a PC game. A new iteration of the game has been released for mobile devices running Android or IOS, under the name My Friend Pedro: Ripe for Revenge. When the video trailer came to my attention, it looked like it could be a…
Phrased Out is a recently released trivia game for both IOS and Android. Rather than being a simple question and answer style game, it tries to shoe-horn in somewhat of a story line to try and make things a little more interesting. This game came to my attention when I was randomly browsing the Google…
I’m sure there are many people out there that are familiar with the classic card game Uno. It has become a staple of anyone who either has kids or has had to look after kids. With that in mind, I shouldn’t have to go into too much detail as to what Uno actually is. This…
Some people may have a bit of confusion as to why a site intended for casual gaming might choose to review something that isn’t, strictly speaking, a game. I promise you there is a justification for it. Given I am planning to do some Android game reviews, I figured that it would be worth investigating…
The original Fruit Ninja game has always been a favourite of mine. Once I discovered the game, it has been installed on every smartphone I’ve owned. Turning perfectly usable fruit into a slushy paste has always been a great way to spend a few minutes when you’ve got nothing else to do. It was a…
I often feel very nostalgic of my experiences with computers in the 80’s and early 90’s. I still remember the specs of the first IBM PC compatible our family had at home in 1992 – a 386SX/16, with a whopping 4 megabytes of RAM, and an absolutely whopping 60 megabytes of hard drive space. It…