Recent reviews by Rivereyes

Like stepping in one of Terry Gilliam's finest moments and given the power to slap everything and everyone silly. Essential.

Never thought this would happen again after Fate of Atlantis, but you get to star in one hell of an Indiana Jones adventure. What is there not to adore?

Gorgeous and clever love letter to all things 90's LucasArts. If this description does it for you, you are in for one of your favorite point and clicks of the year.

Every bit as heartfelt and gorgeous as the original, Valiant Hearts: Coming Home has had a rough road, what with its initial Netflix exclusive release. There's never been a better time to discover it than right now.

If you love good old fashioned interactive B-movie schlock, you literally cannot go wrong with Supermassive's offerings. Killer good fun, always play couch co-op for maximum impact.

Amazing way to keep your pre-schoolers occupied and thank the heavens for 'Auto Driving' mode. It's going to scratch your kids' Monster Truck Madness itch whilst buying you precious moments to sip coffee and maybe remember that you are still an actual person inside.

If you are spending the holidays at home with toddlers or pre-schoolers, you know that you are going to need all the digital help you can get. This is a simple, fun co-op romp that the whole family can enjoy. No nerve-wracking sequences and very generous difficulty setting. Highly reccomended as a sanity saver.

Just the right type of Pratchett X Burton vibe that you get by looking at the screenshots. Bonafide (ho-ho) old school point and click fun.

Shawarma, OH SHAWARMA. This one speaks directly to the soul.

Richardson is a certified, Gilliam-esque maniac in the finest possible sense. Death of the Reprobate is the anguished God cry of a Rennaisance Art PhD, forced to endure the impossible mundanity of 21st century wage-slave life. True to the last frame.