Steve Landray

I made a mistake, and I would rather admit I am wrong than assume I am right.

A huge apology to the OnlyCans team for this - I'll try to be better in future and learn from it!

Hi, thanks for bringing this to our attention! While we were made aware that the collective for Polyarmory was Scope Creeps, I wrongly attributed OnlyCans and have asked the editor to update the article accordingly.

I'd much rather do things right, so the feedback is really appreciated :)

I don't know what album my cats are starring in, but this cover art would definitely make be buy it!

HEY

WE MADE A GAME!!

Introducing: Cruise Control 🚢🚢🚢

COMING 2026

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(everyone who shares is invited on the No More Robots cruise, date very pending)

Incredibly proud to be here. One of my goals in life was to be part of an accolades promo, so I can tick that off my list! 🤟

Wander Stars | So Many Games Unleash custom attacks by combining words and earn Pep Ups from honourable victories in this Super! Anime! Turn-Based! RPG!

"People looking for a turn-based RPG with flair will no doubt find something to love about the game." – @shokmunky.bsky.social, @somanygames.co.uk

Thanks for reviewing Wander Stars, Steven ❤️

Pick up the game now on Steam and consoles!
💥 bit.ly/WanderStars

It won't surprise you to hear that I really enjoyed this:

The main character of the game which looks like some one from an anime is doing a flaming kick into the screen. The following quote from the game is also included: “I wish I could feel engaged in every part of the game, but there's only so many times I can punch a crab before I'm experiencing crustacean frustration.”

Unleash custom attacks by combining words, befriend your rivals, uncover dark mysteries, and seek out the pieces of the Wanderstar map in this Super! Anime! Turn-Based! RPG!

Learn more on Wander Stars in our full review:

somanygames.co.uk/review/wande...

I also didn't realise that he studied ethics, specialising in cognitive science and addiction, but I suppose it makes sense given how hard it is to put stuff like Getting Over It down!

Wander Stars | So Many Games Unleash custom attacks by combining words and earn Pep Ups from honourable victories in this Super! Anime! Turn-Based! RPG!

Wanderstars made me want to rewatch a bunch of 80s and 90s anime, which is probably the highest praise I can give it. My review for @somanygames.co.uk :

somanygames.co.uk/review/wande...

Reading Jason's thoughts on this was great, because it reminded me that Bennett Foddy only makes games that infuriate people in the best possible way.

Frostpunk 2 is pretty good on its own, which is why its so disappointing to see a bad port and some mediocre UI ruin the experience.

You could just plug Draknek puzzle games directly into my veins and I would be happy. Always delightful!

I wanted to love this game and I had a brillaint time playing it, but the need to log in with an online account for an offline single player game was definitely a huge negative!

In a surprise to nobody, my most anticipated game of the year is a solid banger.

I like big bots, and I cannot lie!

Watto? No.

Hotto? Also no, but at least they are trying something new. 😂

Great illustration though!

Issue 4 of our newsletter is nearly upon us.

@shokmunky.bsky.social returns in this issues exclusive article to share his frustrations with colourblindness settings in video games.

Find a taster below and sign up for the newsletter at somanygames.co.uk to read the full article & much more.

I say the word "smooch" more than you'd expect in this one...

Chamomile tea is great, but holy moly I wish it didnt take TEN MINUTES to steep.

Who could have expected a game about sorting shapes to go this hard? An absolute joy.

Ever wanted to play a game that makes your brain hurt in a good way? Have I got a treat for you:

Its been a good year for books!

haha to be fair i don't think its even a good name in the game, but the context is so hilarious when you have him up against people like Benedikta and Sylvestre. Even better is when you have other characters called stuff like "Gav"

Want to take a moment to admire exceptions to this rule too, with Clive from FFXVI and Elliot from the recently announced Adventures of Elliot - they stand out because they are at odds with what we expect from a world like that, especially compared to Lightning, Noctis, Vaan, Lenneth, Ryza etc

Its short, its sweet, and its beautiful. Dear Me, I Was definitely warrants the short amount of time it asks from you.

I wanted to love this game, but sadly it had an issue with style over substance. I hope the devs dont feel discouraged to keep creating though, the world is stylish as heck!

The picture is the main protagonist from the game. This also includes the following quote: “There's a comfortable familiarity to Wuchang: Fallen Feathers that most Souls-like fans will love - despite its excessive exposition, the game delivers on the promise of a polished, well-rounded experience.”

WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers is a soulslike, action RPG set in the land of Shu during Ming Dynasty, plagued with warring factions & a mysterious illness spawning monstrous creatures.

Learn more in our full review:
somanygames.co.uk/review/wucha...

Review by: @shokmunky.bsky.social

The picture depicts an in-game notice board with clues to a case the detective is working on. This also includes the following quote: “At first glance the game definitely shows promise, offering the opportunity to search for the answers themselves, not relying on hints or suggestions to guide your hand, but when evidence starts to pile up and clues become messy, will it still feel as enjoyable as those early hours?”

In this preview @shokmunky.bsky.social takes a look at The Ratline, a gritty detective thriller set in 1971 that is based on true events from the Second World War.

somanygames.co.uk/articles/pre...

Picture is from the game depicting a man in a train car being blinded by a very bright light with Mick Cater hiding in the corner. This contains the following quote: “ It's difficult to find fault in The Drifter; with incredible visuals, a fantastic voice cast and a gripping story, it manages to form a fantastic adventure, albeit let down at times by the innovation that defines its gameplay.”

The Drifter is a point-and-click adventure where Mick Carter somehow gets involved in a mystery involving missing people, aliens, and time travel!

Learn more in our review:
somanygames.co.uk/re...

Review by: @shokmunky.bsky.social
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