Recent reviews by TheGreatMogul

A good platformer with colourful graphics and a gimmick were you can change between characters in real-time.(which other game have much improved on). Through out the game you collect hundreds of gems plus large ones which can be used to unlock artwork or access different game modes, there are over 40 levels to work through which should keep you busy.

Be warned though it can get hard especially in the later parts of he game.

The game is a decent to good effort, original and for the most part enjoyable. It has branching storylines, a good combat system and some rewarding RPG elements that all work in tandem to form a good and enjoyable adventure game. It does stumble here and there and has some slight technical issues, but nothing that ruins the game.

Not a Flawless adventure game but it does give you a decent mental workout. Puzzle solving makes up the bulk of the game play, while some are simple rotating puzzles others can be quite difficult; it doesn't help that some of the instructions to some
of the puzzles aren't very clear. The game does have a certain charm though, with a good art style supplied by Graham
Annable which is based on his indie comic work. Puzzle Agent is a decent effect which will give you a few hours of enjoyment.

Hogwarts Legacy gives you the opportunity to be transplanted into the world of Harry Porter. The game is an open world RPG with somewhat limited dynamics of exploration and role playing, which might not please the most diehard fans of the genre. It does have a capable combat system though, fantastic attention to detail and great artistic direction. Music and sound effects are also highly effective throughout the game.

I know this game gets some flak tossed it's way and maybe some of it is justified. Bearing in mind the gestation of the game, one question springs to mind; was i worth it? Well I quite enjoyed it..then again I've old enough to remember playing the very first game in the series. The humour is somewhat crude with it's suspect innuendos but the weapons are classic Duke Nukem fare. While not an amazing game, it is still a good one. Maybe one to pick up cheap on the numerous Steam sales.

I thought this was a retro plat-former when I saw it in my Steam library...atlas that was not the case. It's basically a 2D version of those walking simulator's that are constantly popping up with the addition of some minor puzzles throw in. The game is short, you can complete the game in about 90 minutes, the achievements are easy; a few play through's of the game will do it...and you can't skip the text which is annoying. One to pass on I think.

I'm old enough to remember the original which I owned on my PC at the time, this special edition has been sitting in my Steam account for a few years; so I decided to give it a go. First thing i noticed is that there is no difference between the puzzles in both versions of the game, the puzzles are actually difficult (which I didn't remember) and I was forced to use the hint system built into the game a few times. The new artwork won't be for everyone but you can switch between this and the originals by pressing F10, the music is much better though.

If you like the original, it's worth replaying this Special Edition even if it's just for the voice cast. You can now experience one of the best point and click adventure games ever made for yourselves.

Things to note, it's brutal, bloody, edgy, fun, linear and......very short. You can complete the game in under four hours; possibly less. I never played the first game or even heard of the series, but I installed it and enjoyed it for what it is; a good game, fun and a joy to play.

Fantastic game, has been siting in my steam account for ages. Decided to install it and spent about 12 hours playing and completing the game. Enjoyed every minute of it, there's also a sequel which is apparently better than this one. Anyway a wonderful platformer and recommended.

Mark of the Ninja is a stealth game and a good addition to the genre. It can be frustrating at times and the difficulty level is somewhat hit and miss. It's an enjoyable experience that warrants a second play through in order to discover all the possibilities in the game.