Daydream: Forgotten Sorrow review
Childhood is a fraught time: a period in which our imaginations soar despite our limited agency. When the overbearing weight of our limitations can’t deaden our awareness of the potential…
Lucy Dreaming review – that’s a big reference
Broadly speaking, Lucy Dreaming works. It’s bursting with charm, thanks to an excellent voice cast and an irrepressible main character. It’s got clever puzzles, a catchy soundtrack, and a script…
Blood Nova review – the right kind of retro
Considering it looks about thirty years old, Blood Nova feels refreshingly new. Sure, it’s a point-and-click adventure game that evokes the look and feel of the early ‘90s, with unvoiced…
Beyond the Wall review – toys in the attic
Much of the time, players come to the point-and-click adventure genre in search of involving storylines, memorable characters and settings with rich world building. But you know what? Sometimes the…