Review: Timespinner
Timespinner ends up being a classic Castlevania with a dash of modern worldbuilding, and in the end that’s perfectly fine with me.
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Review: The Colonists
What the game lacks in variety it makes up in logistical challenge and raw charm, which is all the reason I need to carry on with my robot buddies.
Read moreReview: The Room Three
The Room Three is bigger, smarter, and more surprising than the games that came before it, truly excellent games in their own rights.
Read moreReview: Megaquarium
Megaquarium demonstrates a keen understanding of the genre, giving you all the fish and tanks and tools to build the aquarium of your dreams, as well as the time and space to do it.
Read moreReview: Neon Drive
Neon Drive is a simple package, steep but straight-forward rhythm challenge with some sharp visuals, and that should tell you right away if it’s for you.
Read moreReview: Call of Cthulhu
Call of Cthulhu is a fine foundation for a cosmic horror game, but nearly every part of the execution falls short.
Read moreReview: The Evil Within 2
No game has quite pulled off the open-world horror schtick this well, providing both opportunities and scares that inspire the right atmosphere of dread.
Read moreReview: Darkwood
This is the very essence of survival horror, struggling to persist long enough to escape a land that itself hates you and wants to destroy you.
Read moreReview: Play With Me
Puzzle games and horror games are not exactly rare on Steam, and you’d probably have an easier time finding a better merging of the two than solving the obnoxious riddles of this one.
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