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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Dead Take Review – Hollywood Nightmare
Surgent Studios’ psychological horror walking sim, Dead Take, is a dive into the horrors of Hollywood, its cruelty, and the …
Luto Review – I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghost
Broken Bird Games’ psychological horror game, Luto, captured my attention due to its unique use of traditional white sheet ghosts. …
Still Wakes the Deep: Siren’s Rest Review – Just Keep Swimming
With the surprise announcement of a Still Wakes the Deep DLC during this year’s string of summer games showcases (but …
BrokenLore: LOW Review – Fleeting Fame
BrokenLore: LOW is the first of a series of psychological horror games by Serafini Productions. With four games currently in …
The Haunting of Joni Evers Review – Getting The Family Back Together
Causeway Studios’ The Haunting of Joni Evers is a horror walking sim which takes inspiration from Gone Home and What …
Once Alive Review – Ah Ah Ah Ah Stayin’ Alive
Once Alive is a walking sim by solo developer, Cem Boray Yıldırım, who has impressively approached this project with no …
Review: Layers of Fear – Fear Without Layers
With the announcement of the upcoming Silent Hill 2 Remake, everyone started talking about Bloober Team. Not that nobody was …