Silent Hill F Review – Beautiful Descent With Rocky Steps
Silent Hill f is the first full original game in the hugely popular survival horror series, Silent Hill, since the …
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Eclipsium Review – Total Eclipse Of A Heart
Housefire’s first-person horror game, Eclipsium, is more of an experience than a game. It’s three to four hours of stunning …
Arctic Awakening Review – Lost In The Storm
In GoldFire Studios’ sci-fi walking sim, Arctic Awakening, we play as Kai, a pilot in the year 2062, who is …
Concierge Review – Not Quite A Five Star Stay
Kodino’s Concierge feels like a fever dream to play. We play as an old man who wakes up in Room …
Bad Cheese Review – Where Nightmares Come True
Simon Lukasik’s psychological horror game, Bad Cheese, is based on 1920s rubber hose animation, such as Steamboat Willie (which became …
Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders Review – Marvelous Murder Mystery
Every time I pick up a detective game, I’m looking for one thing: the freedom to solve the case with …
Caput Mortum Review – Red Right Hand
In WildArts Games’ Caput Mortum, we play as a traveller in 16th Century France who comes across an abandoned village …
Whisper Of The House Review – I Don’t Think We’re Getting Paid Enough For This
I’m fairly new to the cozy genre. While I usually love a good horror game or RPG, I do often …
Vlad Circus: Curse of Asmodeus Review – Dead Man’s Folly
Vlad Circus: Curse of Asmodeus is the prequel and sequel to Indiesruption’s 2023 psychological survival horror game, Vlad Circus: Descend …
Static Dread: The Lighthouse Review – Who’s That Rapping At My Lighthouse Door?
A global phenomenon occurs and a strong aurora soaks the sky in a beautiful, but apocalyptic glow. With the aurora …