Recent reviews by [CMB] DJB

This game offers an astounding level of detail both in the world and in the characters. You will lose tens if not hundreds of hours to this if you are not careful! Love it.

For anyone looking to get into game development, Godot is an excellent point of entry. Yes, you could jump straight into Unreal Engine or Unity, but they come with large overheads and huge project file sizes before you even get started! You can open Godot, start a 2D or 3D (or even VR) project and dive into making your own games very easily with much more modest system requirements. There are lots of tutorials online (although mostly for v3 at this time, but more for v4 are coming out everyday). The sky really is the limit.

If you are a fan of this whole idle clicker type game, this is a cracking choice. Good bit of humour and over 500 achievements to try and... er... achieve. :D Recommended.

I love this game. After playing it loads on mobile I figured I would upgrade to the full-fat desktop experience and start racking up the achievements on Steam. It is really great fun working out the most effective combinations to make your plague effective and eradicate humanity :D. I highly recommend this game.

I went into this game knowing it was a parody of The Witness but I did not expect it to be as funny and genuinely enjoyable as it was. I would recommend this game to anyone, regardless of if they'd played The Witness or not. It stands alone as well put together and fun game in it's own right. Bradley has something to be really proud of here.

Buy it. Play it. Laugh.

This game is just hilarious. I highly recommend it.

An absolute classic in the Idle Clicker genre of gaming, AdVenture Capitalist embodies everything you might want in such a title. It's great to play casually and still feel like you are progressing through the game. The achievements are tricky to obtain, but you will if you persist. Great fun and easy to play.

Townscaper is the most chilled, relaxing game I've ever played. Sure there is no ultimate goal to the game (as yet anyway) but that doesn't matter. It just feels great to quietly place down some buildings and watch your little seaside town grow. I look forward to the future updates of Townscaper to see where the direction of the game goes.

Empyrion is a bit of a marmite game. By that I mean that you'd either love it or hate it, there is no middle ground. You are either in the game with both feet, mining for ore to build a ship whilst avoiding huge scary spiders or you take a look and go "nope, this is for nerds" and walk. You'd be right in saying that too, this is a game for nerds- those needs who played Minecraft whilst watching Star Trek and now want to merge those two worlds.

Overall it's good fun but it has a steep learning curve.

If you just want to build all kinds of whacky ships and fly them into the sun, then creative mode is for you!

Whilst the controls in this game make you want to tear every last hair out of your head, there is a certain charm that brings you back again and again! I fear for my monitor and controller! Rage quits notwithstanding I recommend this game to anyone who likes a bit of crazy racing action, but make sure you've taken your happy pills first!!! :D