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 …
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Scarred Review – Yeah, Emotionally
I adore indie horror games, and oftentimes my love for this genre leads me to some hidden gems, beautifully crafted …
Crown Gambit Review – Three Novices Changing The World
Crown Gambit is a narrative tactical game by Wild Wits where you follow the story of three novice paladins. On …
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Review – What’s In The Box?!
Ten years ago, Life is Strange emotionally ruined me as a sixteen-year-old experiencing it as it released episodically. While its …
BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH Review – Look Me In The Eye
Serafini Productions’ horror short story anthology series, BrokenLore, continues with its second instalment, BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH, which follows Shinji, a …
YOUR HOUSE Review – IN THE MIDDLE OF YOUR STREET
A house gifted to you, filled with clothes your size and has a key with your name on it. But …
Centum Review – I Must Scream
You are locked in a prison cell. You have no idea who you are and each night, an enigmatic figure …
Songs Of Life Review – Engaging Medical Story With Confusing Gameplay
Songs of Life is a cartoon-style tabletop game by Dreamstep that uses cards to tell a story about the Three …
Wanderstop Review – Finding Value In Boredom
Davey Wreden (The Stanley Parable and The Beginner’s Guide) would often daydream of visiting a tea shop in the …
Cabernet Review – Hoping For Eternity
Vampires have been a staple of storytelling in different mediums for centuries. These undead creatures of the night appear in …