Lake: Season’s Greetings DLC review – a winter wonderland
A relaxing winter wonderland experience that has you exploring the snowy and festive town of Providence Oak during the holidays.
The Kindeman Remedy review – re-animate me
The Kindeman Remedy seems an interesting blueprint for a future game which expands on its management mechanics. A crazy doctor and a lascivious nun are up to no good.
Don’t Die in the West review – saddle up cowboy
Don't Die in the West is a cozy western cowboy life-sim that fails to impress due to multiple bugs and issues.
Ebenezer and the Invisible World review – Scrooged up for good
We loved the idea of this absurd Charles Dickens-inspired metroidvania but unfortunately bugs and issues got in the way.
My Time at Sandrock review – even better than the previous game
My Time at Sandrock is a cozy life sim with amazing depth and an engaging storyline that's a must-try for any fans of the genre.
Super Bomberman R2 review – bomb it up
Super Bomberman R2 is an okay title if you've been waiting for a follow-up to the 2017 title, but otherwise it doesn't really seem to justify its full-game price tag.
Vengeance of Mr Peppermint review – lacking punch
What if Oldboy, which is definitely one of the best examples of Eastern cinema from the last 50 years. was made into a game? Well, rather, what if one particularly brutal sequence was used to make a beat em up?
Dark Envoy review – real-time magic combat in a steampunk world
Dark Envoy features an advanced class system with online co-op but with a predictable story and poor performance. Let's see if it's worth it
World of Horror review – jumpscare and a haircut 2 bits
World of Horror is a strange taste of horror RPG that has been long since lost and comes back in a package that feels both nostalgic and modern, unforgiving and lenient, and funny and terrifying. It is a beautiful journey of opposites and contrasts; one could not wish for anything more.
Slay the Princess review – guided by voices
The most difficult battle we face every day is against ourselves: our insecurities, our doubts, our fears, our injustices, our arrogance. A million voices inside yourself that have to be…
Vlad Circus: Descend into Madness review – too many sad clowns
There are not a lot of disqueting point and click adventure games around anymore, are there? We do get the occasional Hob's Barrow, but, overall, it feels like that trend…
My Little Universe review – Major Tom’s revenge
We know that there are a lot of games with a complicated premise and long story. But does one really need that? Sometimes, you are just a lonely explorer who…
The Fabulous Fear Machine review – a conspiracy to rule them all
Politicians and marketers from all over the world agree: fear is a great way to get people to do what you want. Spreading lies and making the public afraid of…
DotAGE review – count your blessings
As with all terrible nostalgic posts on social media, this review opens with: do you 'member The Settlers? Only 'member, no play! The strategic series by Bluebyte was quite successful…
Escape from Norwood review – a fantastic text adventure
If you're old enough to remember the text-based adventures of the 1980s, you'll be familiar with the concept of Escape from Norwood's text-based gameplay. But this isn't a simple nostalgic…
The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo review – put me together
There is nothing more lovely than hand drawn cartoons, right? Filled with personality, love and care, can't help but love 'em. But sometimes you have to draw... the line. At…
Fae Farm review – A cozy farming sim infused with magic
Are you looking for a new farming sim that maintains fan-favorite elements of the cozy farming sim genre while adding a new twist, specifically magic? Let's head straight into our…
The Making of Karateka review – gaming history at your fingertips
Making a documentary is relatively easy: put together interviews, facts and it is done. But what makes videogames unique is the fact that they're developed in order to be played…
Sea of Stars review – a game of the year contender
Are you interested in an RPG that maintains all your favorite elements of the genre while also adding a unique twist to make it feel fresh and new? Our Sea…