Review: Tick Tock Isle
Tick Tock Isle was a short and sweet experience that kept a smile on my face the whole time.
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Review: Projector Face
Any fan of adventure games will find something to love in Projector Face, even if it is short and sweet.
Read moreReview: Alchemy Mysteries: Prague Legends
The only mystery here is how such a solid hidden object game can have such a banal story, but if that doesn’t bother you it’s bound to entertain.
Read moreReview: EDGE
EDGE is polished to a mirror shine, with sharp graphics, a pumping soundtrack, and lovingly-crafted levels all built around a clever puzzle concept.
Read moreReview: The Cat Lady
The emotional peaks and valleys here are so much sharper than expected, each one spurring me on to see what other wonders and horrors were in store.
Read moreReview: Dead Pixels
If the core gameplay just had a little something else, Dead Pixels could be a recommendation. As it stands, it’s sure to wear out its welcome after just an hour or two.
Read moreReview: Outlast
Outlast is one of the most aggressively unsettling and brutal horror games out there, and as long as you let yourself be drawn in it’s a hell of a ride.
Read moreReview: Noct
Noct is one of those rare Early Access games that’s actually regressed, and shows no signs of recovering anytime soon… or ever, really.
Read moreReview: Abyss: The Wraiths of Eden
Even if you aren’t a HOG enthusiast, Abyss is a great way to relax and puzzle through a deep-sea city of mysteries.
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