Gamez Keith

The product of a wasted youth, wasted prime and getting into wasted middle age, Gamez Keith is a freelance writer, occasional indie PR guy and professional techno-hermit seen in many strange corners of the internet and seldom in reality. Based deep in the Welsh hinterlands where no food delivery dares to go, videogames provide a gritty, realistic escape from the idyllic views and fresh country air. If you're looking for something new and potentially very weird to play. He's almost sociable, most of the time.
It’s nice to see Might and Delight announcing a new game after Book of Travels (which I rather liked) didn’t do so hot sales-wise in 2021 and led to layoffs at the studio in the same year. It is a shame that the studio’s signature art style—beautiful abstract textures on low-poly models—didn’t survive, though. Whether that’s a result of the team cuts or a creative decision made for other reasons, I don’t know. Instead, Twinkleby has the bright colors, small rotund characters, and bubbly interface that will likely get compared to Animal Crossing. It does look pretty darn cute, even if it isn’t what I expected to come out of a Might and Delight announcement and I am, as ever, a fan of decorating games. Twinkleby – a small house diorama in a cute 3D cartoony style with an inventory of miscellaneous furniture open on the side. (Image credit: Might and Delight) Twinkleby does not have a set release date, but is planned to launch sometime in 2025 on Steam. I wish them well as they venture into the tiny and twee side of cozy games. RVGWpDoiMSzZro6JcEYhXC-480-80.png

It’s nice to see Might and Delight announcing a new game after Book of Travels (which I rather liked) didn’t do so hot sales-wise in 2021 and led to layoffs at the studio in the same year. It is a shame that the studio’s signature art style—beautiful abstract textures on low-poly models—didn’t survive, though. Whether that’s a result of the team cuts or a creative decision made for other reasons, I don’t know. Instead, Twinkleby has the bright colors, small rotund characters, and bubbly interface that will likely get compared to Animal Crossing. It does look pretty darn cute, even if it isn’t what I expected to come out of a Might and Delight announcement and I am, as ever, a fan of decorating games. Twinkleby – a small house diorama in a cute 3D cartoony style with an inventory of miscellaneous furniture open on the side. (Image credit: Might and Delight) Twinkleby does not have a set release date, but is planned to launch sometime in 2025 on Steam. I wish them well as they venture into the tiny and twee side of cozy games.

Gamez Keith April 19, 2025
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Read More Read more about It’s nice to see Might and Delight announcing a new game after Book of Travels (which I rather liked) didn’t do so hot sales-wise in 2021 and led to layoffs at the studio in the same year. It is a shame that the studio’s signature art style—beautiful abstract textures on low-poly models—didn’t survive, though. Whether that’s a result of the team cuts or a creative decision made for other reasons, I don’t know. Instead, Twinkleby has the bright colors, small rotund characters, and bubbly interface that will likely get compared to Animal Crossing. It does look pretty darn cute, even if it isn’t what I expected to come out of a Might and Delight announcement and I am, as ever, a fan of decorating games. Twinkleby – a small house diorama in a cute 3D cartoony style with an inventory of miscellaneous furniture open on the side. (Image credit: Might and Delight) Twinkleby does not have a set release date, but is planned to launch sometime in 2025 on Steam. I wish them well as they venture into the tiny and twee side of cozy games.
From building massive armies to being set in an alternate 1997, this real-time strategy game is a love letter to what you’ve been missing RMmSewdvuHiW36qtrDxR9C-480-80.png

From building massive armies to being set in an alternate 1997, this real-time strategy game is a love letter to what you’ve been missing

Gamez Keith April 7, 2025
I got my first real gaming PC during the golden age of RTS games. I could regale...
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22-year-old MMO MapleStory is getting the ‘old school’ treatment with the original lead game designer in charge of new classic servers

Gamez Keith April 4, 2025
There’s something about taking long-running MMOs back to their roots that fans really seem to like. Old School...
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Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. isn’t just a PC port of a 19-year-old game: it’s the reason a diehard fighting game community can ‘finally reach out and play with each other across the world’

Gamez Keith April 4, 2025
What is a legacy? I’ve struggled with that question as I’ve tried to write about Virtua Fighter 5...
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Oblivion isn’t enough? Morrowind just got a whole lot bigger, as community mega-mod Tamriel Rebuilt adds the sprawling metropolis of Narsis

Gamez Keith April 3, 2025
While undeniably a classic first-person RPG, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind never quite lived up to its name. Sure,...
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Sea Of Stars’ 8-hour epilogue expansion won’t cost you a penny when the circus comes to town on May 20th Sea Of Stars eAomThghKSopTNpwAkBh4k-650-80.jpg

Sea Of Stars’ 8-hour epilogue expansion won’t cost you a penny when the circus comes to town on May 20th Sea Of Stars

Gamez Keith April 3, 2025
Whether it’s reworked old classics you’re after or fresh picks inspired by ’90s gems, you don’t have...
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