What The Car? Review – Full Throttle Into Absurdity
You are a sentient Car with a face and legs. Your friends – and fans – are a large number …
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Children of the Sun Review – Rage Turns Into Violence, Violence Turns Into Style
One of my biggest gripes with current discussion about art, may that be video games, movies, or anything else, is …
Sucker for Love: Date to Die For Review – Romance Isn’t Dead, It’s Weird As Hell
Y’ever see a super Lovecraftian, Cthulhu-esque monster and think, “I wanna date that?” If you recognise that intro, thank you …
Cocoon Review – Worlds Within Worlds To Discover
When I watched Men in Black (1997) for the first time as a child, I was struck by the final …
Escape From Mystwood Mansion Review – I’m Just A Delivery Driver, Get Me Out Of Here!
I’ve just had the most pleasant evening playing Lost Sock Studio’s cozy escape room game, Escape From Mystwood Mansion, a …
Review: The Bookwalker: Thief of Tales – Plenty Of Tricks In The Book
Stories are a strange thing. Though inherently tied to the authors that write them, stories take on entirely new identities …
Review: Broken Pieces – Not Exactly ‘Axellant’
After five years in development, Broken Pieces was released on PC earlier this year. This is the first game created …
Inside Review
Inside is Playdead’s second release and it follows 2010’s indie hit Limbo. While the game is remarkably similar to its …
Impressions: Immure – A Spine-Tingling Trip Through A Creepy Mansion
Halloween will soon be upon us, and that means it’s time for horror games. Whether it’s voracious zombies, sadistic serial killers, …
Review: Where the Bees Make Honey – A Clumsy, Colorful Narrative-Puzzle Game
Childhood memories and nostalgia are two literary devices that can shape a narrative and a character’s backstory. Games like Marie’s …