Review: The Imaginary Circle – A Pleasant Half Hour
Developed and published by RMTeam, The Imaginary Circle is a narrative-driven puzzle experience which is intended to only last an …
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Review: Sunday Gold – More Bronze Than Gold
BKOM Studios’ Sunday Gold is exactly what I would call a game which is all about style with little to …
Review: Loretta – We All Go a Little Mad Sometimes
Developed by Yakov Butuzoff and Daria Vodyanaya, Loretta is a psychological thriller visual novel set in the 1940s which tells …
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony Review
The Danganronpa series started out as a cult hit, its first release a PS Vita exclusive. Since then, it’s rapidly …
Review: The Office Quest – The Thrill of a 9-5 Job
The Office Quest will (probably) answer your prayers and let you escape reality. It is a port of a mobile point-and-click …
Review: Not Tonight – No Really, Let’s Not Do This Tonight
“Welcome to Hell,” the digital red letters flashed as I entered the pop-up bar that would lead to my inevitable …
Review: Tango: The Adventure Game – You May Not Have This Dance
The point-and-click genre has become scarce over the last few years. In the past, it was at the peak of gaming. …
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: Unforeseen Incidents – An Unforeseen Shot in the Dark
My discovery of Unforeseen Incidents was completely by accident. While scrolling through Twitter, I found the account of the developer …