Writings of Mass Deduction

So it’s not quite Splinter Cell, it is a stealth action game that has a lot going it. And it’s from my favourite prolific XBLIG developer, Milkstone Studios, who have too many games to list. I mean that literally, I’ve reviewed more Milkstone titles than I have time to list today. “Midnight Bite” has you […]

Ah “Milkstone”, how I heart thee. I have reviewed dozens of your games by now. You do a lot of things really well, and release surprisingly few sequels in relation to your total output. “Avatar Tennis!” is an excellent addition to your pantheon. I first discovered

Coming to us from ]“Milkstone”, which has such a large number of games that I’ve reviewed I’ve actually long since lost count, comes “Red Invasion: Tower Defense”. With a motif that looks a bit like a tower defence re-imagining of Command & Conquer, “Red Invasion: Tower Defense” does some interesting things I haven’t seen before. […]

I cannot tell you how shocked I am that I am reviewing this. It’s from the developer who punked all us all with “Game 35” that, despite its title and a promising-sounding premise, contains *no* actual gameplay. After that experience I swore off them. Or I thought I had. I relented recently and reviewed “Fatal […]

“Milkstone” has released a lot, an awful lot, of games that I’ve reviewed. Far more than any other XBLIG developer, in fact. One was “White Noise: A tale of Horror” was one, and it’s earned an improved sequel in “White Noise Online”. This is the definitive

Do you hate getting your ass handed to you in online FPS gameplay? Sure, we all do. What you need is an first-person shooter (FPS) trainer. I passed on Milkstone’s “Firing Range”, but decided to review the much-improved “Firing Range 2”. Well, “ShootOut” brings

This game had failed to command my interest, but it was “the following comment from andregurov” that made check it out: “since you’ve mentioned one of my favorite XBLIG games in Zombie Football Carnage (the name is so flowery!), yes, it is a bit repetitive – there isn’t anything to do but survive waves of […]

I liked “Avatar Farm!” several months ago, but “Avatar Farm Online” brings several much appreciated upgrades. This comes from

I somehow got well into reviewing this game before I noticed it was from one of my favourite XBLIG developers: “Milkstone”, a developer for whom I’ve reviewed too many games to list. This is a huge departure, from a developer who’s known for huge departure (so how big a departure is it, then?). “White Noise: […]

I passed on this when it first came out, but a steady stream of updates (currently on version 1.7, with a long stream of both bug fixes and content additions) and a price drop to 80 MSP put it back on my radar. That and it comes from Milkstone Studios (the “Sushi Castle”, “Little Racers […]