Revisiting "Day of the Tentacle Remastered"

Day of the Tentacle (1993) was the first CD-ROM game I played. It was my older brother's copy, from his collection of LucasArts point-and-click adventures. That collection pretty much dominated my childhood gaming.

But subsequently, I hardly touched the genre. There were scarcely any point-and-clicks to speak of after those golden years. Now, 20+ years on, I'm revisiting DOTT.

Witcher 3 expansion: Blood and Wine review

Verdict: While the "Hearts of Stone" expansion packs more punch with its superior story, "Blood and Wine" is still an excellent entry with triple the content.

A duchess, a vampire, and a witcher walk into a bar... and you get Blood & Wine.

Witcher 3 expansion: Hearts of Stone review

Verdict: The Witcher 3's first expansion is a must-play if you loved the main game.

In Hearts of Stone (HoS), you'll meet men with eternal life and men without hearts.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt review

Witcher 3 was almost my all-time favorite RPG.

But it isn't, and let me tell you why before I talk about how brilliant this game is.

On reviewing video games

I started reviewing Switch games recently for Ladiesgamers, the handheld gaming blog I've written guest posts for previously:

Red's Kingdom (puzzle)
Detective Gallo (point-and-click adventure)