Rotate4all Guide

What is rotate4all? Rotate4all is a simple Paid To Promote program where you get paid to promote or surf their links. There are several such programs around, most popular being DonkeyMails, PTP4All, ViralTECoop and some others. Rotate4all though is known for being the most trusted, with payment proofs found all over the internet. One feature that made it so popular is that unlike other PTP programs which pay...

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Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy) - Review (PlayStation 2, Xbox and PC game)

This is perhaps the first encounter I ever had with an interactive drama game and, quite honestly, I never would have thought it a genre that would become popular. 'Fahrenheit' was released in 2005 by Quantic Dream and was really a sort of early experimental game that would set the stage for their later games of 'Heavy Rain' and 'Beyond: Two Souls'. For its time, 'Fahrenheit' looks amazing and upon returning to it, understanding a lot more about...

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Richard and Alice - Walkthrough and Ending Guide

Richard and Alice is a point and click puzzle game that takes place in a sort of dystopian future where the world is besieged by winter and the majority of society are either dead or locked up. The game flips between the present day where our protagonists are trapped in prison cells and flashbacks where we learn more about Alice and her background. The game has five different endings and the decisions that affect which ending you’ll see once you...

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Home Alone - Review (NES, Sega, Amiga and Windows game)

I’m not really sure what I was expecting from a 'Home Alone' game but somehow I was still disappointed with what I ended up with. I doubt I would have ever even looked twice at this game if not for my recent Christmas/Winter game trend I seem obsessed with and, after all, what’s more Christmasy than the Home Alone films? Well, Santa and the Blackadder Christmas Special I guess but the point is is that this game fit into my theme so I played it. Ultimately,...

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Never Alone - Review (PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 game)

This month we have another wintery game that explores ancient folklore only this time we’ll be delving into the beliefs of the indigenous Alaskan community, the Iñupiat. ‘Never Alone’ is one of those games that test the traditional boundaries of what a video game should be as it really is a vehicle for telling a larger story, one of the Iñupiat people and it goes about this in such a heart-warming way that it’s difficult not to enjoy it. The game...

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Last Inua - Review (iOS and PC)

‘Last Inua’ is set in a frozen tundra and is an icy tale of a father and son’s journey to vanquish evil from the world in the form of a demon named Tonrar. The son, Hiko, is blessed with supernatural powers strong enough to defeat Tonrar but his frail, adolescent body is unable to handle these powers and as such he is too weak to embark on this quest alone. His loving father, the physically powerful Ataataq, opts to accompany his son and protect...

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Year Walk - Review (iOS and PC/Mac game)

'Year Walk' is a game set to divide opinion due to its slow pace and quiet, ambient atmosphere. The game revolves around an ancient Swedish ritual called Årsgång that required its partakers, called yearwalkers, to undergo a series of challenges that would allegedly result in visions of the future. These visions however may come at a grave cost as there is no guarantee the year walker will survive this ancient practice. As a lover of folklore the...

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Machinarium - Review (PC and Mobile game)

It was love at first sight. From the moment I first saw ‘Machinarium’ sitting in the list of recommended games I knew it was to be mine. For a price so meager it was almost an insult I downloaded an exceptionally tiny game of around 200MB and proceeded to be astounded by a puzzle game that was bursting with personality, story and beautifully hand drawn artwork.  Developer: Amanita Design Genre: Adventure, puzzle, point and clickRelease...

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