Review: Signalis – A Signal That Draws You In
The classic survival horror game is something many people have grown up with. And while we are fortunate enough to …
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Review: The Knight Witch – Bold, But Missing A Little Magic
Metroidvanias are one of the most common types of games you’ll find in the indie space, which can make it …
Review: Cats and the Other Lives – Almost Purrfect
It should be noted that I have not one, not two, but three pet cats, so saying I am drawn …
Review: Warhammer 40K: Darktide – All-Imperium Rejects
For something that started out as a tabletop wargame, the Warhammer 40K setting has turned out a lot of spinoffs, …
Review: The Forest Quartet – A Harmonious Journey of Grief
Grief has been an ever-present part of my life since my early teens. It was a time when the rose-tinted …
Review – Kainga: Seeds of Civilization – Bumper Crop Of Failure
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Review: Oakenfold – Adapt, Survive, Rewind Time
Rogue-likes and tactics games are two genres that tend towards completely different gameplay loops and expectations. Rogue-likes tend towards giving …
Review: Melatonin – A Musical Escape From Reality
My brain is at a constant war with itself. My autism means I like order, patterns and just overall structure. …
Review: Aka – Adorable But Awkward
After seeing the promotional images and trailers for the chilled-out exploration game, Aka, where you play as an adorable red …