Impressions: Mythic Ocean – Exploring a Cute, Easygoing Underwater World
Some scientists say that the deep ocean is the final frontier. After all, we don’t entirely understand what fascinating secrets …
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Review: YIIK: A Postmodern RPG – New Millennium, Old Mechanics
This January is filled with some pretty big, long-awaited releases. With Kingdom Hearts 3, Resident Evil 2 and Travis Strikes Again: No More …
Review: Windscape – A Fun, Whimsical RPG Lacking Polish
When The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild released in 2017, it drew in countless fans and gamers with its enrapturing, …
Review: Rainswept – Pursuing Truth in the Face of Tragedy
Last Friday, Frostwood Interactive released its first game, Rainswept. Inspired by the 1990s cult-favorite television show Twin Peaks, the point-and-click thriller centers on the …
Impressions: Born Punk – An Ambitious Cyberpunk Adventure
Cyberpunk is a beloved subgenre of science fiction that pits the societal underdogs against oppressive totalitarian regimes, and are often set …
Review: The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia – Words Are Your Hell Now
While some of you may have treated your sweethearts to an expensive dinner date on Valentine’s Day, I kicked back …
Review: The Academy: The First Riddle – Just a Back to School Simulator
At a time when many children are missing out on school due to coronavirus, The Academy is perfect for recreating …
Review: Dépanneur Nocturne – The Perfect Gift
I have a major soft spot for relaxing games. The kind of game that makes you feel like you’re wrapped …
Review: Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice – Get Lei’d!
Back in 2018, CrazyBunch and Assemble Entertainment rebooted the classic point and click adventure series, Leisure Suit Larry with Wet …
Review: What Comes After – An Unforgettable Ride
The number of ways that a video game can covey a story or an idea is endless. Some developers will …