The Gaming Collective

So, Rime is a game that was relatively anticipated. With its team ICO style gameplay and vibrant colour pallet it seemed like a game that would be a delightfully calm and intriguing experience. Despite this people were talking more about the games DRM polices than the game itself. So let's begin with what the developers said that stirred so many people up the wrong way. Near release the developers made a statement regarding the game and its use of DRM. The developers made a post that said “ Rime is a very personal experience told through both sight and sound. When a game is cracked, it runs the risk of creating issues with both of those items, and we want to do everything we can to preserve this quality in Rime .” This alone is a strange statement to make. In no way could Denuvo or any other form of DRM actually make a difference to the way the game plays beyond maybe tampering the performance. All they do is lock the game behind a licence, they don't add to the sigh...

So, Little Nightmares has been out for a little while now and I didn’t hear much about it personally. I did however only hear good things. People claiming the game will bring out fears you never realized you had, bringing back the fear you once felt when you were a child. So I finally got the game and jumped on in, as somebody who doesn’t scare easily I was hoping to really feel something I haven’t felt from a game since Silent Hill 2. I feeling of fear and dread that haunts me even when I stop playing the game. This review will be from somebody that doesn’t scare easily as previously stated and I will do my best to stay away from spoilers but the world thinks the fact you move from room to room could be a spoiler these days so be warned. If you want a completely and utterly spoiler free review… buy the game. Now, the game starts out much like Limbo or last years Inside (Both fantastic games you should go pick up now by the way) and has you just kind of awaken. You ar...