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Jess Clayton-Berry

Jess Clayton-Berry

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Reviews Editor, Game Luster

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Tennis, Golf, Wrestling, Hockey, Bowling, Lacrosse

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Total articles 475

  • Blue Prince Review - Prince and Repeat

    By Jess Clayton-Berry| Game Luster@ The credits have just rolled on Blue Prince, a goal that felt akin to attempting to exploring an open world RPG; you have a main objective, but every time you try to get there you just get carried away with exploring points of interest, and then you discover more side quests – soon, you’ve forgotten that you’re supposed to be looking for your kidnapped son. In Dogubomb’s Blue Prince, a unique strategy puzzle game, we play as Simon, the heir to Mt. Holly.

    By Jess Clayton-Berry · Game Luster

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Blue Prince - 10 Starting Tips

    By Jess Clayton-Berry| Game Luster@ Dogubomb’s Blue Prince is a unique strategy puzzle adventure game that uses RNG (Random Number Generator) mechanics to create a gameplay loop unlike any other. We play as the heir of Mr. Holly, a mysterious manor with interchanging rooms. As the heir, we are tasked with locating Room 46 by drafting new rooms from our blueprints, which reset at the end of each day. We start Blue Prince in the entrance hall which has three doors leading straight ahead, left and right.

    By Jess Clayton-Berry · Game Luster

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Blue Prince Review - Prince and Repeat

    By Jess Clayton-Berry| Game Luster@ The credits have just rolled on Blue Prince, a goal that felt akin to attempting to exploring an open world RPG; you have a main objective, but every time you try to get there you just get carried away with exploring points of interest, and then you discover more side quests – soon, you’ve forgotten that you’re supposed to be looking for your kidnapped son. In Dogubomb’s Blue Prince, a unique strategy puzzle game, we play as Simon, the heir to Mt. Holly.

    By Jess Clayton-Berry · Game Luster

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Game Luster