Hirun Cryer
Contributor
Hirun Cryer is a freelancer writer who’s been hanging around at various places for just over half a decade now, writing news, reviews, interviews, and more. He loves a good RPG and shooter, the lengthier and more action-packed the better. He lives in the south of England, much to his detriment, and can regularly be found reading non-fiction books about why someone was killed, or manga about someone killing someone else.
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Dredge's new DLC is a masterpiece of icy show-don't-tell horror
As good as what you'd see in Bloodborne, or your favourite prestige TV shows
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Paranormasight's director says making a visual novel is always "messy work"
Takaya Ishiyama is pleased to see his game is going down well outside Japan
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Review: Hi-Fi Rush review: it’s a bangers bonanza in this electrifying rhythm-action game
Hi-fi beats to rage to
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Review: Floodland review: city-building with a focus on community
This rising tide lifted no one
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Review: Gwent: Rogue Mage review: a solid expansion of an already enticing minigame
Follow suit
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Review: Floppy Knights review: a joyful card game that offers more the longer you play
Acute strategy
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Review: Deflector review (early access): a chaotic roguelike with boomerangs and bugs
What you give, you get back
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Review: Windjammers 2 review: arcade action in simple and enthralling form
As the frisbee flies
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Review: Demon Slayer: The Hinokami Chronicles review: simple, unfiltered fun
Whack your favourite action figures together
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The making of Dishonored: Death Of The Outsider, and how Arkane killed a god
"Every aspect of Death Of The Outsider is about the struggle to find your path toward either light or dark."
