Catherine Dellosa
Staff Writer
Catherine Dellosa Lo is a freelance writer by day and a geek by night. She constantly struggles between prying herself away from her Playstation console and sniffing the comic books lined up in her bookshelf, to the dismay of her husband. She one day hopes to soar the skies as a superhero, but for now, she strongly believes in saving lives through her works in fiction.
Articles by Catherine Dellosa
Memories Of East Coast Review
Review
Memories Of East Coast is an aesthetically pleasing visual novel that draws you in with stunning hand-drawn art and lo-fi beats in the background. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have the same masterful execution when it comes to creative writing, but if all you want to know is how the story plays out, then game can be a non-demanding way to pass the time.
Published: Wed, 04/21/2021 - 11:00
Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood Review
Review
Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood is a fun and quirky retelling of storybook faves packaged nicely in an adventure game. There are multiple paths you can take to get to your goal, and supposedly multiple endings too—so if you can get past the odd mouse-slash-keyboard controls and the occasional rage-inducing puzzle, it’s a steal.
Published: Wed, 04/07/2021 - 11:00
Can't Drive This Review
Review
Can’t Drive This takes the typical driving game and twists it into this insane, chaotic, ultra-fun couch co-op that honestly makes me wonder where this game has been all my life. The gameplay is simple—one player builds the road while the other drives—but it’s guaranteed to demand all of your time and effort, so be prepared to laugh (or fight) with your family and friends for hours on end.
Published: Fri, 03/19/2021 - 11:00
Cyanide & Happiness: Freakpocalypse Review
Review
Cyanide & Happiness: Freakpocalypse stays true to the zany antics and dark humor of the franchise, and packages it as a point-and-click adventure that makes absolutely no sense (but that’s actually okay). It may not appeal to players who have no clue about the franchise, but it’s bound to be an absolute delight for fans—or anyone who appreciates a twisted joke every now and then.
Published: Thu, 03/11/2021 - 10:00
Bonkies Review
Review
Bonkies offers families and friends a hilarious way of playing together through intense cooperation set in the vast unexplored unknown of space. The relaxing background music adds to the overall light-hearted nature of the game, but that’s not to say you can take it easy. You’d better be ready to get your act together and use your hand-eye coordination like your life depended on it—because when it comes to space construction, there’s definitely no monkeying around.
Published: Thu, 01/28/2021 - 12:00
Watch Me Stream My Mental Breakdown Review
Review
Some games will test your intellectual prowess in a battle of wits, while some will challenge your mettle when it comes to might and magic.
When The Past Was Around Review
Review
They say you only get one great love in life—the kind of love that accepts you for who you are, ugly flaws, excess baggage, unsightly blemishes and all.
PHOGS! Review
Review
How often can you say that you bit the moon, dragged it along with you, and chucked it toward a guitar-playing cricket in exchange for a bone?
The Pathless Review
Review
With its deliberate lack of maps, icons, and any kind of navigational systems, it might seem like The Pathless is titled such just to describe its UI to you.
The Pathless Beginner's Guide: How To Collect Crystals & Find Your Way
Guide
The Pathless tells you that there’s no one true path to salvation, and it’s pretty accurate—literally and figuratively.
Leisure Suit Larry - Wet Dreams Dry Twice Review
Review
Being a huge fan of classic point-and-click DOS games from Sierra’s heyday, I knew I’d jump at the chance to get my hands on the latest Larry Laffer game.
Find Your Chill In the Haven Steam Demo
Feature
Running until Oct.