Clive N Wrench review – a Kazooie lost in time
In the last few years, there has been a bit of a resurgence of the classic 3D platformer. And by classic, I refer to those late 90s examples such as…
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GRUNND review – meet me in the Lynchian fields
Alone on a platform, the wind and the rain on a sad and lonely face. That definitely sounds familiar, both if you've listened to some eighties classics and if you've…
Season: A Letter to the Future review – living the moment
Someone once said that the interactive medium is not about being able to interact with a game, but rather the "here and now"; being alive in the very moment we…
Roller Drama review – keep rollin’
Genre hybrids are always an interesting proposition. And what about a game which mixes sport and visual novel mechanics in one single nifty package? Italian studio Open Lab Games is…
A Space for the Unbound review – blooming compassion
Since time immemorial, the power of storytelling has proven to be one of the more exquisitely unique human characteristics. As children, it is through stories and fairytales that we learn…
Colossal Cave review – let’s (not) get back to the 70s
Colossal Cave Adventure (also known simply as "Adventure") is one of the pillars on which the entire genre of adventure games was built upon. Despite looking like a simple text…
Lone Ruin review – Hell is other games
Once again, you steady your will and descend into the bowels of hell, to make battle with the demons and purge the city once and for all. As you pick…
Beyond The Edge of Owlsgard review – The Legend of Deerandia
All is not well in Velehill. What was once a peaceful world, seems to be now filled with problems. First, the wolves are coming out of their kingdom to attack…
Vampire Survivors – Legacy of the Moonspell review
Someone once said you can never have too much of a good thing. And if that good thing in question is Vampire Survivors, then it comes to reason that there…
Shadows Over Loathing review – comfortably out of whack
Don't you love surprise game releases? There's no hype, no previews, no interviews, no strenuous embargo to respect. Just a notification that a game is finally available and you're free…
Flat Eye review – thank you sir may I have another?
My worker has been in a lousy mood lately, and I can't blame them. I have been trying to suppress his intentions of being honest with the customers while taking…
Shadow of the Guild review
Yaran Malak, a clever spy and ferocious assassin, is sent by the guild to infiltrate the evil empire of Gethro III and try to stop it from within. We'll have…
The Past Within review – it takes two to resurrect
The Rusty Lake series has been going strong for years now, ever since 2016. They are point-and-click puzzle adventures, with an atmosphere of disquiet and light horror. Now the developers…
Saturnalia Review – from Sardinia with horror
There is something authentic about people living on faraway islands often being a little bit whimsical. Sardinia, an island to the West of the Italian peninsula, has always been different…
The Pinball Wizard review – tilting your way to the top
Released in 2019 exclusively for Apple Arcade, The Pinball Wizard is now coming to both PC and Nintendo Switch in a version that allows us to play with controllers and…
Frog Detective 3 review – lobster strikes back
Something is wrong in Cowboy County. The peaceful townfolks have suddenly found themselves without that most precious of resources: hats. Dangnabbit, there ain't no cowboy without a cowboy hat. Our…
El Paso, Nightmare review – the last bite is deadly
After waking up in a cold sweat, I went to relieve my pounding headache with pills, but that only slightly dulled the pain. So I went to search for ice…
The Last Hero of Nostalgaia Review – pixel imperfection
What makes a game different from its predecessors? Where does imitation stop and its unique style comes through? The Last Hero of Nostalgaia is very much about the humor being…
Vampire Survivors review – easy on the pineapple
Have we, as a culture, lost all respect for vampires? They used to be scary, ghoulish chaps roaming around the foggy streets of London in elegant clothing, looking for blood,…
Hitting it out of the park: Bullfrog’s Theme Park and Hospital
Everyone has fantasized, at least once, about running a theme park. Is there something more fun than freely trying all the rides and the greasy food? Sure, but then who's…