Review: And Yet It Moves
AYIM feels like a platformer built to be the antithesis of platformers, a game that embodies everything that platformers aren’t.
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Review: LIMBO
The sharp design elements that made Limbo an instant classic so many years ago have not dulled in the slightest.
Read moreReview: Ballpoint Universe: Infinite
Despite some severe technical issues there’s still a solid core at the center of this title, and with some patience you can and should experience it for yourself.
Read moreReview: Shank
Shank is a bloody good time that drags in a few places but gives you more than enough action to make up for it.
Read moreReview: Khimera: Destroy All Monster Girls
If this were a paid product I would have no problem at all recommending Khimera, so as a free game I feel justified in ridiculing you if you don’t give it a go.
Read moreReview: Rush Bros
Rush Bros is incredibly effective at exactly one thing, and that’s sucking every drop of possible enjoyment from speedrunning.
Read moreReview: FEZ
There’s a lot to unpack in Fez, a lot to love and a lot to puzzle over, and that should be plenty to get anyone to give it a try.
Read moreReview: eversion
If you’re a fan of things that start pleasant and turn sinister, stop reading here and get eversion for yourself. I very much doubt you’ll be disappointed.
Read moreReview: The Bridge
There’s certainly a niche for puzzlers that are just increasingly difficult permutations of the same thing, but I expected more from The Bridge.
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