Reviews written by oliverkinne

It's an evergreen game that you are likely to keep in your collection for those times when you just want to have a very light, quick, two-player game.

A a lovely little brain teaser that gets you thinking without being too taxing.

Rebis is really beautiful and fun and very soon you will have beaten the AI and will try to beat your own high score.

Shoot your bullets, take your loot and avoid the marshall and the other bandits to become the best train robber in history.

Lunar Base is one of the few games I own that plays up to 6 players as well, so it's great for when you have a get together with friends or family, while not being a party game.

Sometimes having a longer game that really occupies your brain and forces you to focus and think about your actions is exactly what you might want.

This clever little solo game is amazing and the setting really comes across, engrossing players in this apocalyptic world where a machine with artificial intelligence tries to destroy humanity.

Migration: Mars is the same sort of level of difficulty as Settlers of Catan, so if you like that game, you will like this one too.

Klask is a lot fun and the closest you get to feeling like you've gone to your local amusement arcade without actually leaving the house.

Where Sprawlopolis really shines though is in solo mode. I'm not a solo player, but Sprawlopolis is the sort of game I might take with me on a train or plane journey to play by myself.