Review: Adventures of Shuggy
From the cutesy characters to the clever chambers, it’s an indie darling that does exactly what it needs to satisfy.
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Review: Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
In the end it’s every bit the great adventure the original was with a vastly different feel, and it stands as proof that these developers have mastered the art of creating compelling experiences.
Read moreReview: Paranormal State: Poison Spring
As long as you can deal with that dumb face Ryan makes through the entire game, this should be a pleasant surprise for fans of hidden object games.
Read moreReview: Eastshade
It’s a world of uplifting quests, fascinating mysteries, and beautiful scenery that you can capture to progress.
Read moreReview: Cliff Empire
Cliff Empire has turned out to be a fine addition to the builder genre, one that offers new perspectives on designing and managing sci-fi cities.
Read moreReview: Merchant of the Skies
This one falls on the simpler side of trading sims, but if you’re not looking for charts and production chains then this one will provide all the coffee-break mercantile action you need.
Read moreReview: Eldritch Reanimated
For being one of the first first-person roguelikes Eldritch is still one of the best, taking the fun parts of the Cthulhu mythos and mixing them with some rollicking good gameplay.
Read moreReview: Monster Prom
There’s more than enough here for fans of hilarious misadventures, but really, who doesn’t want the chance to experience prom again with a ghost or a gorgon?
Read moreReview: Year Walk
It’s not the longest or most complex horror title around, but that factual grounding and excellent aesthetic make it an experience you won’t soon forget.
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