Everlytic is set to redefine customer communication with its revolutionary AI Studio, using WhatsApp for seamless chatbot interactions. The company, South Africa’s most trusted…
Here’s your gaming news roundup for August 2017
After multiple reconnaissance missions, back-alley bribes, and a string of other unmentionable activities, we’ve managed to acquire all gaming intelligence that took place within…
Darkside Detective review: you’ll want to play this
Darkside Detective is a point-and-click adventure game developed by the Ireland-based five-man indie studio, Spooky Doorway. Although it is the first title to come…
Tacoma review: time is oxygen…
Tacoma is a sci-fi narrative-exploration game developed by Fullbright, the same Portland-based indie studio that brought us Gone Home, one of the very titles…
Q&A: the devs behind intriguing SA indie game Jetstream
Last week I had the pleasure of attending Cape Town’s Electronic and Gaming Expo (EGE) 2017, the third running of the local gaming event….
Your gaming news roundup for July 2017
After multiple reconnaissance missions, back-alley bribes, and a string of other unmentionable activities, we’ve managed to acquire all gaming intelligence that took place within…
Wiehahn’s best games of 2017 thus far
The passing of time is an inevitable trait of life. It feels like just yesterday I was recovering from the life-sapping hangover that so…
Better Late Than Never: Thimbleweed Park and The Final Station reviewed
It’s Better Late Than Never time again, the review series that takes a look at the gaming titles we have unforgivably overlooked in recent…
Your gaming news roundup for June 2017
Once again another month will be flying off the calendar, soon to enter the eternal past-tense. This time around, June 2017 will the latest…
Alan Wake retro review: Twin Peaks meets Stephen King
As most of us have probably heard by now, the narrative-driven horror shooter known as Alan Wake has been removed from all sales platforms…
Budget Diaries: Sara Is Missing, Pequod and more
“Budget Diaries” is a new series where Gearburn explores the vast digital landscape of the internet in search of unique and engaging games that…
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