Happy’s Humble Burger Barn came onto my radar a few months ago when I began seeing trailers for it come up in the normal places I go looking for them. Happy’s Bumble Burger Barn gave an impression of having a certain weirdness about it. I also began thinking about how a game that was all…

One thing I have noted of late is that some particular genres seem to follow on tried formulas for their games. For instance Fortnite seems to have pioneered the Battle Royale genre, and a lot of other Battle Royales seem to be doing their own version following a very similar game style. This creates a…

With the whole world becoming rather jaded by the whole COVID-19 pandemic, it takes a courageous developer to release a game whose premise is to clean your home to protect you from a virus. Yet here we are, with Virus At Home a reasonably recent entry onto Steam. With that in mind, it does seem…

In the world of casual gaming, it’s nice to have a few games in your collection that are more short diversions rather than long-form games. This gives you something to play more as a distraction rather than something you sit down with for hours. This is partly whi I think games such as Fruit Ninja…

Tall Poppy is another one of those games that falls into the horror genre. It is a game that is intended to be completed in a fairly short space of time, and appears to combine horror with a slight comedic twist. It is a fairly low-cost game that seems to follow the rule that a…

When I first began seriously getting involved in the Twitch community, some of the streamers I gravitated towards involved themselves in survival games. In particular, DayZ was extremely popular. I’m not sure why I ended up going down this path. Outside of Mineceaft, it is not a game genre I particularly play myself. I think…

Cyber security is a topic that a lot of people don’t know enough about. Certainly, GeekJabber has dedicated a lot of screen real estate to providing information that might help people improve their security while on the Internet. A large part of this is to help try and change the attitude that security is “someone…

Back in the 90s, I had the luxury of playing the original SimCity game as well as SimCity 2000. This was a particularly popular franchise back then, and it was extremely easy to sink hours into the game building large cities and keeping them running. There have been a few modern city building games which…

I have been a user of Second Life for a while now, still popping in every now and again despite the fact that its peak usage seems to have been and gone. Given the nature of the virtual world that is Second Life, it’s very difficult to avoid the whole furry subcommunity. The furry fandom…

I wanted to round out Xmas Week this year with another free game. This is to try and provide a few more options for those that might not have huge budgets for games but want to have a few things to play during the silly season. Ho Ho Home Invasion also ticks the box of…