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…
Q.U.B.E. 10th Anniversary review – cubed again
How many times can you re-release a game before there really is no point anymore? Apparently, two is that sweet number as Q.U.B.E., the Welsh first-person puzzle game, is now…
The Excavation of Hob’s Barrow Review
Thomasina sits in an empty train carriage, gazing at the English countryside through her dirty, rain-speckled window. A flock of sheep is startled by the rattle of the wheels, one…
Grid Force – Mask of The Goddess Review
Grid Force – Mask Of The Goddess is the definition of genre-blending. A grid-based bullet-hell tactical action RPG (a lot to chew on, I know) in which the player control…
Lovecraft’s Untold Stories 2 review – HP Lovenot
Lovecraft's Untold Tales, developed by Blini Games and released in 2019, was a fresh experience compared to other horror games of the time. An action RPG with an isometric view…
Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack Review
Humorous point and clicks are definitely a complicated affair, in that everyone can sit down and be inspired by the classics of the genre (here's looking at you, Monkey Island),…
Local News with Cliff Rockslide review – unsubscribing tomorrow
In today's frantic world, either you are watching things happening live or you are already lagging behind. If it's a few hours old, then it is already old news so…
Ravenlok review – we’re not in Kansas anymore
We have all been there. You move to a villa that used to be owned by our grand-aunt and you find the house full of clocks and other weird items.…
Shadows of Doubt review – sleuthing freedom
The art of sleuthing would require any adept sleuther to arm themselves with a magnifying glass, a pipe (you don't even have to smoke it, it just looks cool) and…
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OTXO Review – killing me softly in slow-mo
Do you like hurting other people? Cool, but do you also like hurting them in slow motion? Then we might have a special assignment for you. Would you like to…
Influence, Inc. Review
Influence, Inc is an influencer management/simulator by studio Curious Bird which asks the most important of questions: how will you deal with the power of influencing people in taking certain…
Video Game Fables Review
Video Game Fables is an RPG by one-man developer Momiji Studios, previously responsible for the Lucid Awakening series of games. Developer Matt Sharp brings us a light hearted and, would…
Vampire Survivors Tides of the Foscari review
When will we have enough Vampire Survivors? The answer is probably never. That is way Team Poncle is busy working on even more updates and additions to the game, after…
Supplice review – that’s one doomed space marine
Do we have more room in our lives for one more Doom-based FPS? Of course! Supplice, developed by Mekworx, legendary members of the Doom modding community, is definitely one title…
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…
POSTAL 4 No Regerts review – rather a few regerts
Sometimes, it feels like you don't really need to name a character. Imagine something like "the Metroid gal" or "the Zelda dude", but that's how it is: the Postal dude…
The Wreck review – always crashing in the same car
Junon gets out of her car to visit her mother at the hospital, but she really doesn't want to be there. She can't wait to get in her car and…
Delete After Reading review – self destructive text
Gaming preservation is important, we all need that, but sometimes it needs to be taken one step further. That's why our heroes in the game are tasked with finding and…
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…