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BIRTH
Wow, I was born -
Spyro: A Hero's Tail
Who knows when I started playing this game but, I remember playing it on the Playstation 2 with my brother and us both adoring the amazing purple dragon known as Spyro. The game features older mechanics such as, puzzle solving but, took on a modern approach through applying an adventure element. The more progress made, the more abilities Spyro unlocked, allowing him to conquer various enemy bosses. Release: 2 November 2004 -
Skyrim
Was probably to young when playing this game but hey, who said I asked for permission!? Skyrim was the go to game for me when I was younger as it contained so much that I could explore, it has definitely shaped what I love today (Medieval fantasy). Release: 11 November 2011 -
Detention
When I was younger I didn't grasp the concept of what the game was. I now realise that it explores the most horrific of narratives, which is reality.
The game revolves around exploration through the solving of puzzles. The more you progress through the puzzles the more story the player uncovers. The game has cultural significance and supernatural occurrences however, the story takes place in a very real historical event. Release date: 12 January 2017 -
Red Dead Redemption 2
The open world aspect and the story it told was so breath-taking. This game will always have a place as one of my favourites and Arthur Morgan (the main character) will always be one of my favourite video game characters. Release: 26 October 2018 -
Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
What can I say other than Ancient Greece and strong women. Half of the time was spent respectfully staring and appreciating Kassandra's muscles 10/10. Release: 1 October 2018 -
Dead by Daylight
The game that fuels my hate for Michael Myers. Release: 14 June 2016
