Review: Mini Metro
I like puzzle games well enough but few have sucked me in like Mini Metro.
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Review: OpenTTD
It’s a complex and daunting sim, but those willing to learn will be treated to one of the most technically impressive railroad games around.
Read moreReview: Job the Leprechaun
You can absolutely find deeper, more interesting platformers than this but it does offer a little more than the absolute baseline experience, and I think that earns it a pass.
Read moreDeep Divisions
Is The Division just another military fantasy shooter? You might be surprised how deep the subtext runs here.
Read moreReview: Hidden Folks
It could do better, it could do more, but there’s a beauty in its simplicity that sets it apart and helps it stand as a fine experience in its own right.
Read moreReview: Vertiginous Golf
The heart of Vertiginous Golf is a withered, under-developed golfing sim nearly crushed under the weight of useless steampunk trappings.
Read moreReview: Samorost
Amanita’s first game captures the charm that’s made all their titles such classics.
Read moreReview: Dab on ’em Haterz
As a casual time-waster it’s certainly topical, but some unfortunate design decisions keep it from holding your attention for long.
Read moreMatters of Time
How long do you need to play a game to hate it? We’ll tackle this and other questions of time played today.
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