The Best PS1 Games From Our Childhood
There were so many great, genre-defining games on PlayStation 1 that have helped shape games into what they are today. With that, then, here are 10 of the best games on PS1 from our childhoods.
Author: Claire
Claire is a recent graduate of Creative Writing who has some serious addiction problems... to video games, of course. Over the years, her addiction has led to copious amounts of back ache, frequently locking fingers and bouts of yelling profanities at inanimate objects. Her love of gaming began with NES, Atari and PlayStation One, and now she enjoys playing fantasy RPGs, indie games or anything else that takes her fancy.
The Purring Quest Review
“Play a game as a cat and…” Say no more, I’m there. When I watched the trailer for The Purring Quest, I instantly wanted to play it; cats, humour, cats, pleasant-looking side-scrolling game, cats… Let’s just say I like cats. It looked like a light-hearted, fun game too. But from the very beginning it hits you right in…
The Flame in the Flood Review
From the moment I saw the trailer for The Flame in the Flood it reminded me stylistically of Don’t Starve. Now that I’ve played it, it does even more so; both are survival games where only your wits, foraging and crafting can save you. In the case of The Flame in the Flood however, it’s a lot more realistic, a lot…
Between Me and the Night Review
Between Me and the Night isn’t what you expect, but that is exactly how it’s supposed to be. It is the story of a young man struggling with life and reality, walking along the edge of insanity. He is plagued by the demons and ghosts of his past, of which we can’t be sure whether they exist…
Swapperoo Review
Swapperoo is an average yet enjoyable puzzle game by Fallen Tree Games Ltd. It is a colour co-ordinating square switching type of game, in the same vein as the ever-popular Bejewelled Blitz or Candy Crush. It’s the sort of casual game to play when dinner’s in the oven, or when you’ve booked the day off work…
Albedo: Eyes From Outer Space Review
Albedo: Eyes From Outer Space is a strange mix of action, adventure and puzzle solving all rolled into one alien invasion. In this 60’s sci-fi pulp movie-inspired game you must use the beautiful, dystopian environment to find a way further into the depths and secrets of the space base. John T. Longy, night-watchman at the secret base…
Never Alone Review
Never Alone is a beautiful insight into the culture of the Iñupiaq people, combining their history, true facts and myths into one gorgeous world.
Red Goddess: Inner World Review
Red Goddess: Inner World is a very pretty action adventure platformer in which you travel through a world created by the protagonist’s psyche. You play as Divine, a girl who has lost her memories. Throughout the game, you rediscover those memories and uncover the truth about why she has forgotten them. This sounds like it…
A First Look at The Town of Light
Upon watching the official trailer for LKA.it’s The Town of Light, I believed it to be a generic horror game and almost dismissed playing it. The atmosphere of the trailer is quickly set, the scenery is eerie, and the narrator ties everything together with her sorrowful story. Then suddenly, when you reach the end of the corridor,…
The Stanley Parable Review
Stanley sits at his computer, just like every other day of his miserable life. He spends hours staring at the screen and pushing the buttons he is told to. But today is different. Today you are in control. Today you are Stanley. When he receives no work, Stanley leaves his desk to find the office…
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