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Kim Snaith
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Editor-in-Chief, GameSpew
Sheffield
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Biography
I'm the co-creator and Editor in Chief of GameSpew, where I spend my days writing about video games, and editing other people's words about video games. It started out as little more than a personal blog that my partner and I created to talk about the games we played. That was six years ago; it's now one of the biggest independent videogame sites to come out of the UK. I'm also working on ThatBrickSite.com. Although in its infancy, it's an outlet for my LEGO obsession, where you'll find news, reviews and features about the latest sets.
LEGO. technologyVideo games gadgets
Content
By Kim Snaith Verified| GameSpew@ It’s no secret that I absolutely loved Neon Abyss when it released back in 2020. I may have audibly whooped with joy when it was announced that a sequel was in development, too. And after getting some hands-on time with Neon Abyss 2 last month, I was left very much looking forward to more. I won’t have to wait too long as developer Veewo Games has just announced a release date: Neon Abyss 2 will be entering early access on 17th July.
By Kim Snaith Verified| GameSpew@ Have you ever played Islanders? If so, you need to jump on Tranquil Isle immediately. This cosy, zen-like title has you building your own island town without threat of invasion, natural disasters or any of that other fuss that typically goes along with city builders. You’ll simply be placing homes, farms, bakeries and libraries until you simply can’t. It’s utterly relaxing, and an absolute joy to play. I mention Islanders because Tranquil Isle plays out in much the same way.
By Kim Snaith Verified| GameSpew@ I knew that Witch Beam’s next project would unlikely live up to the highs of Unpacking, one of my all-time favourite games. I’ve lost hope of an Unpacking 2 happening any time soon (if ever), and the studio’s latest game, Tempopo, couldn’t be more different from the wonderful narrative-driven house-moving simulator. Instead, Tempopo is a colourful rhythmic puzzle game — one that I think has a bit of an identity crisis.
Company Info
GameSpew
GameSpew started life in 2015 as a personal blog about video games. Now, six years later, it's one of the biggest independent games websites in the UK.
United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Founded: 2015