Explore the wide reaching school grounds and classrooms of High School Simulator GirlA in a mobile sandbox title that lets you control a high school student on both iOS and Android devices. Spawning in your primary classroom High School Simulator GirlA has one of the most expansive worlds to explore when compared to similar titles in this niche genre. With the sandbox focus players are free to do anything although the primary intended objective revolves around players killing other students with...[Read Review]
Bully is a Rockstar Games classic of the action adventure genre and explores the unique setting of a school where players are given control of a rebel teenager. Released in 2006 for PlayStation 2 the game has seen several re-releases including a remastered version (Scholarship Edition) for various platforms and a mobile version (Anniversary Edition). In Bully players play as James (Jimmy) Hopkins who has a history of misbehaviour and has just been dumped at the boarding school Bullworth Academy ...[Read Review]
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 is a Japanese RPG that has you taking on the role of a high school student. The game originally launched on PlayStation 2 in 2008 and received an enhanced Golden edition in 2012 for the PlayStation Vita before expanding further in 2023 releases on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox consoles. The game is set in a rural town with emphasis on the high school and its students. Players take control of one of these high school students who has recently moved from a l...[Read Review]
Playing as the son of the devil himself Lucius explores the darker side of gaming with a horror game revolving around stealth and psychological elements. Stepping into the small shoes of Lucious, a 6 year old boy created by Lucifer your objective is to murder the members of the household. As a young boy you’ll rely on your dark mind control powers and the objects within the house to make each new death seem like an accident. Belonging to a rich family ensures there are plenty of adults aro...[Read Review]
Taking the popular Metal Gear Solid franchise further with the ninth core game in the stealth franchise players will lead the familiar mercenary of Snake through a campaign in Soviet occupied territory. Advancing the story nine years after the events of the previous game (Ground Zeroes) you’ll tie up a number of loose ends as you advance through the levels that offer greater player freedom than past titles. Mainly focused around the Afghanistan and Angola-Zaire border with Punished (Venom)...[Read Review]
The Ship: Murder Party (and its HD remake The Ship: Remasted) are first person shooters orientated around the art of deception on a luxury ship. Set in the late 1920s on a fancy cruise ship each player is given a mark that they’ll have to hunt down and take out while defending themselves from the one hunting them that makes for a multi layered cat and mouse adventure which creates a complex challenge with human opponents. The game includes both single player and multiplayer game modes with both ...[Read Review]
Lucius II aims to build on the original dark adventure while also exploring sandbox type elements which allow it to overcome the limits and constraints from the original title while still allowing you to play the bad guy in your own horror like movie design. This time around it sees Lucius exploring a massive give story hospital and even portions of the small town known as Ludlow. After being the sole survivor of the fire that consumed the manor in the first game, players are taken to St. Benedi...[Read Review]
After a late night party wakes you up and renders you unable to return to sleep you decide to do what any reasonable person would do in a video game and opt to go on a rampage to silence the party. This strange setting is exactly what Party Hard throws you in as you play the role of serial killer, making sure all party goers are eliminated and allowing you to return to sleep. Originally released for computer gamers and later coming to the console environment Party Hard is a weird mixture of stea...[Read Review]