Author: Graham Stephen

Graham is a one man blogger over at Digital Brain and a lifelong gamer. He has a penchant for Dark Souls, immersive sims and coffee. An avid appreciation of kittens keeps him sane.
  • Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Review

    Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is the last final hurrah for Hideo Kojima, and the last breath in the (Kojima made) Metal Gear games, but rather than a final gasp, it’s an almighty roar. Kojima is going out with an impossibly loud bang with quite possibly the greatest open world game ever made….

  • Big Pharma Review

    Video games are a unique art form. They stand alone as being the best way to become immersed in a role and often the strongest kinds of games are those that give the player tools to be the role they have chosen to be. An experience can be geared to the player’s experience and can…

  • Steredenn Early Access Review

    Right now, we’re enjoying a golden age for video games. Not only that, but we are about to be spoiled by some incredible, huge releases. As a PC gamer, the platform has never been stronger; thanks to Steam’s open door policy, we have seen the popularity of smaller, budget titles sky-rocket to near-mainstream popularity. Steredenn…

  • An open love letter to Dark Souls

    I was first introduced to the Dark Souls series by an old housemate who swore by the game. He explained all the complex game mechanics to me, the odd art style and characters, all the quirks and eccentric twists dotted through out the experience, and I just couldn’t piece it together in my mind. How…

  • The Cat Machine Review

    Cats. The internet loves cats. Hell, I love cats. I’m a cat guy. But as much as I like cats, I don’t think I’d have ever imagined a cat on a little train track, suddenly whizzing off and away into the air, before disappearing under a puff of smoke and a meow, all to save…

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