Jay Weaver

Gecko Gods' lizard-centric puzzle solving and exploration calls to mind games like The Legend of Zelda: Breat…

I didn't yet know that another version of the film existed.

Songs of Glimmerwick's magical premise shows promise, but Jay Weaver's experience with the game's demo was ha…

There's more to Horripilant than its idle gameplay may at first suggest. Jay Weaver reviews.

For Jay Weaver, 1000xRESIST is the game that will remain.

Iron Lung uses its longer run time to recreate the vivid tangibility of the short game that inspired it, and …

Jay Weaver is back with recommendations for Halloween.

Jay Weaver recommends more horror games

After a painful experience, Jay Weaver found comfort in one of Olivier Bouchard's tradermark "sad games" - Ca…

Jay Weaver speaks to BonjourBorzoi's Olivier Bouchard about Camille and Laura , sad games, and what may be ne…

Mind Over Magnet is an enjoyable puzzle platformer, but what makes it shine is developer and Game Maker's Too…

In Ubik Studios' Leila, the titular character brings the player along on a journey of self-reflection. A medi…

My review of Ryan Coogler's excellent Sinners (2025) written for the University of Exeter's Razz Magazine.

I wrote a feature for UNWINNABLE Monthly (#187, May 2025). This is an excerpt from the paid magazine that can…

Phantom Breaker is a delightfully engaging pixel art, beat 'em up romp, however, some strangely dated charact…

A poem I published with Archives Abound exploring my mental health through a fictitious allegory.

A non-fiction essay I wrote about my love for handheld gaming (and the complicated relationship it has with m…

A non-fiction recounting of conversations I've had with strangers when a cat was present. This was for the th…

A short fictional horror story I wrote for the Exeter Enigma physical journal and website, published under th…

My review of Nosferatu (2025) for Razz Magazine.

A poem I wrote for the Exeter Enigma website and journal. This poem is a mental health exploration inspired b…

A short story I wrote for the Enigma Creative Writing Journal about a Woman who hates the Moon.

Despite it being a comparably quiet year for the show, Jay Weaver found plenty of games worth highlighting fr…

A piece I wrote about feeling nostalgic at Christmas for Razzmag's Hygge Content Call.