Introducing Indie Spotlight Thursdays
We’ve got some exciting news over at Girls on Games, one that’s been brewin’ for a while. As you’ve might...
Code Name S.T.E.A.M: American Steampunk in London
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M, made by Intelligent Systems, the folks behind Advance Wars and Fire Emblem, features silly characters, wacky guns and the over-the-top Americana but lacks in exciting game play.
The right tools for the job: Choosing your monitor
You’ve had it! You’re done! You have been using the same old 17 inch square monitor for over five years now and you want something else. You want big, you want beautiful, you want expensive… but the selection out there is huge and is kind of freaking you out? I've got you covered.
The Girls on Games Podcast 13 – Trade ins, the BAFTA’s and Games for Healing
In this week's podcast, we ask if we've ever traded in games and if it's worth the hassle or even the money. We take a look at the most recent BAFTA awards and ask if video game awards are relevant anymore. Finally, we talk about using video games as a coping mechanism during some of the harder moments of our lives. All that a whole lot more!
The Girls on Games Podcast 12 – The E3 guessing game!
In this special episode of the podcast, we run down our predictions for this year’s E3 and we answer viewer...
Mario Party 10 is BYOA (Bring Your Own Amiibo) and Bowser might come crashing in
Last weekend, we had the chance to try Mario Party 10 during a special event at the Cosmodome. Check out our first impressions on the games new modes: Bowser Party and Amiibo Party.
Helldivers Review: Freedom Never Sleeps
Humanity was never known for its subtlety. Especially when it comes to freedom, democracy and crushing our enemies. From our home base on Super Earth, we set out to spread our way of life to neighboring planets and “force” our point of view onto the local inhabitants... One way or another.
ScreamRide Review: A Ride Worth the Price of Admission?
Developed by Frontier Developments, and what is being called a "spiritual successor" to their Roller Coaster Tycoon empire, ScreamRide nails the successor bit but that’s where the similarities end.
Review: Looking for Group – Book 1
This week I was given the pleasure of reviewing the first issue in a comic series I've followed for many years now. Written by Ryan Sohmer and illustrated by Lar deSouza, LFG has stood out as a personal favourite of mine with its interesting characters and solid plot.