Paper Trail Review – Adventure Unfolds
Looking for a calming puzzle game to fill in little gaps of your time? Paper Trail, by Newfangled Games is …
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My Time At Sandrock Monster Whisperer DLC Review – My Monster Pal And Me
My Time at Sandrock is already a jam-packed game filled with tons of mechanics, from crafting to desert farming to …
Duck Detective: The Secret Salami Review – A Spec-Quack-Ular Mystery
Stinging from his recent divorce and struggling to break his crippling bread addiction, the Duck Detective looks for his next …
V Rising Review – So Goth, It Hurts
Let’s face it: gamers love vampires. We love killing vampires (as numerous iterations of Castlevania can attest) and we love …
Venture to the Vile Review – A Venture Somewhat Mild
In an age of abundant indies and Humble bundles, Metroidvanias are sometimes quite literally a dime a dozen. For such …
Still Joking Review – I’m Starting With The Man In The Mirror
An actress, Serena Elsie, lies dead in her dressing room – stabbed through the heart with a hieroglyph-marked blade. On …
Plushie From The Sky Review – Huggable, Heartfelt, Honestly Insane
When writing reviews, I typically try to explain how it is the small changes within common mechanics, layouts, systems, and …
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 …
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 …
The Planet Crafter Review – Imperfect World
Back in the dim days of my youth, I came across an essay in the sci-fi anthology magazine Analog which …