Clock Tower: Rewind Review – Back To The Beginning
I understand that it’s not for everyone, but going back in time and playing some older games that meaningfully shaped …
Point and Click
Phoenix Springs Review – Neat Neo Noir
Calligram Studio’s Phoenix Springs is a striking point-and-click investigation game. We play as reporter Iris Dormer who is searching for …
Murder On Space Station 52 Review – The Unusual Suspects
Murder on Space Station 52 is a unique point-and-click mystery game developed by solo developer Christopher Mathes (Made From Strings). …
Stasis: Bone Totem Review – I Am A Very Smart Bear Now
Stasis: Bone Totem, the latest out of the Stasis anthology series, launched on PC in May 2023. Despite being a …
Tales From Candleforth Review – Grandmother, What Powers You Have!
Under the Bed Games’ 2D point-and-click folk horror puzzle game, Tales from Candleforth, starts by first introducing us to a …
Between Horizons Review – Shooting for the Star
We’re 33 years into the Zephyr’s 130-year mission to take humanity to another star. We play as Stella, 24-years-old, we …
Sanya Review – Short-Term Nostalgia
I’ve only ever moved twice in my life—once out of state when I was too young to remember, and once …
A Night At The Watermill Review – Long Story Short
What immediately intrigued me about Neon Tales’ thriller, A Night At The Watermill, is that it’s advertised as beingonly 45 …
The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo Review – All Coming Together
Does a perceptibly peculiar point and click puzzle pique your interest? Well it should! The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo …
Review: NORCO – Do Androids Dream of Electric Swamp Gators?
NORCO is a point-and-click adventure about a futuristic Louisiana and the changes that took place while a scientist’s daughter was …