Game: Adventure Academia: The Fractured Continent Genre: Adventure, RPG System: Nintendo Switch (also available on Steam,(Windows) & PS4) Developers |
Author: Paula Moore
Paula is 63 years old and a grandmother to seven. She lives in Northern Ireland. She started getting interested in gaming when the NES was released. Through the years she played all the home and handheld consoles from Nintendo, as well as Xbox and PlayStation consoles. Nowadays, it’s Nintendo: New 3DS XL and Switch. She enjoys a good adventure/RPG game like Zelda or Dragon Quest, but she can also get into a sim game or puzzle game. As long as she can sink in hours of playtime it’s perfect!
Zombie Cure Lab Early Access Preview
Early access preview code used, with many thanks to Stride PR. Zombie Cure Lab is a sandbox simulation developed by
Kynseed Review
Game: Kynseed Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation System: Steam (Windows) Developers | Publishers: PixelCount Studios Controller Support: Yes, Full Price:
Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator Preview
Preview code used with many thanks to Dead Good Media. Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator is the new simulator game
Upcoming Steam Games December 2022
Welcome. At LadiesGamers, we are all about indie games, so we thought it was time to bring you a list
My Downtown Review
Game: My Downtown Genre: Puzzle, Simulation, Strategy System: Nintendo Switch (also on Steam, Windows, macOS & Linux) & Google Play
Cities: Skylines Content Creator Packs: Which are the Best to Buy?
Cities: Skylines is a fantastic city-building game. Playing mayor and building the city of your dreams is such fun. Since
Steam Autumn Sale November 2022
With the run-up to Christmas and people looking for gifts for their loved ones, the Steam Autumn Sale has arrived
Shorts: Momiji Studio’s Video Game Fables: Indie Dev Interview
Especially for our Patrons in Tier 2 and 3, we have made another Indie Dev interview Consider joining us on Patreon
Paula’s Game Ramblings: A New Addition
Welcome to another edition of Paula’s Game Ramblings. If you are a regular reader of these ramblings, you may remember that