A Daily Dose of Beauty, Peace and Purpose – Cozy Grove (PC Review)
All those who are lost deserve kindness.
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Rowen Cameron
Rowen is a freelance writer, performer and content creator with a penchant for colourful attire and floral headwear. Bitten by the gaming bug at age five, she is a huge fan of indie games, RPGs and point-and-click-adventures and is a regular reporter on the Steam Game Festival for Filmhounds.
Steam’s Autumnal Offerings – The Power of Three
There’s something inherently magical about Autumn. The crispness of the air, the changing colours, the atmosphere of transformation – elements of a season of change. Loose summer layers are exchanged…
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Nighthawks – Quenching the Thirst in 2021
When Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 was announced in March 2019, 15 years after its predecessor, it’s safe to say the thirst was reawakened in many a gothic RPG…
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Close To Home: The Hard-Hitting Power of Point & Click
Reality. A complex, unforgiving and often subjectively contested state. Defined by Plato as “a shifting exhibition, like shadows cast on a wall by the activities of their corresponding universal Ideas or Forms”.…
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Wump It Up! – Crash Bandicoot 4 Demo & ‘State of Play’ Overview
Perhaps the strange, uneasy climate we’re currently in is affecting our sense of time, but it already feels like an age since Activision dropped the official Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s…
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Steam’s Cave of Wonders: Diamonds in the Rough
With large scale events looking to be on hold for some time yet, many convention-goers like myself are feeling somewhat of a void inside. A touch of emptiness. Aside from…
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