Review: TAMASHII
It’s a unique little title in tone and presentation, and something that fans of off-beat horror should not pass up.
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Review: Conarium
Conarium does exactly what it needs to do, which is capture the nigh-unfathomable dread that comes of exploring something entirely out of your depth.
Read moreReview: Apsulov: End of Gods
Just the creativity on display, merging Norse myth with far-flung technology is worth the price of admission, to say nothing of the expert atmosphere and gratifying game mechanics.
Read moreReview: Deadlight
Everything Deadlight does well is hamstrung in some way, and the flaws only get more apparent the further into the game you go.
Read moreReview: Tusker’s Number Adventure
For what it does, Tusker’s Number Adventure does it well and with enough novelty to stand out from the crowd.
Read moreReview: Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi
Nosferatu is an ambitious project for its era, one that shows its age more than most but can still thrill and terrify if you let it.
Read moreReview: 1953 – KGB Unleashed
I’m not going to spend hours running down every flaw in 1953 – KGB Unleashed, because in the end it’s just boring.
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: The MISSING: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories
I’m not often this impressed with a game, but The MISSING has something meaningful and important to say, fully supported by its gameplay conventions.
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