Game Warp

What can you do in Twelve Minutes?

Kim and Elwood find out as they take on the reoccurring time loop which a man finds himself trapped in when a mysterious police officer breaks into his apartment and murders his wife. Now with only Twelve Minutes before the cycle resets he must figure out the mystery or be forced to relive the same events again and again.

Elwood and Kim look at Jusant an action puzzle climbing game From Don't Nod as you plane a lone wanderer attempting to climb a desolate tower while piecing together what happened to the civilisation who have long since departed.

Kim and Elwood look at the Far games from the Swedish indie game developer Okomotive as you take control of nameless pilots navigating across a post apocalyptic landscape and ocean.

Kim and Elwood look at the interactive horror game Man of Medan the first entry in the Dark Pictures Anthology following four students and their boat captain whose diving expedition soon leading them to discover instead what appears to be an abandoned ship only to find it's former residents still very much present. 

Kim and Elwood look at the 2017 Indie Adventure game Night In The Woods in which you play the college drop out Mae who returns to her hometown of Possum Springs to reconnect with the friends she left behind as well as finding herself drawn into investigating the disappearance of her friend Casey and the dark secrets the town hides. 

Kim and Elwood follow up their first episode review of Don't Nod Entertainment's "Tell Me Why" to find out if the rest of the game matches up aswell as find out how the investigation by twins Tyler and Alyson into their mother's death plays out.

Elwood and Kim share their gaming recommendations for the spooky season from classics and games to play with friends aswell as revealing the games which scared them the most. 

Kim and Elwood look at the first episode of "Tell Me Why" from Dontnod Entertainment as they figure out whether to game on or switch off.

Elwood and Kim present their gaming guide to the festive season from the best game to entertain the family, to corrupting your younger siblings / cousins, while also revealing their most wanted games for Christmas

So with E3 drawing to a close for another year we look back at the conference and share our highs and lows from the shows as we plan for the gaming year ahead.