Review: CAYNE
CAYNE is an amateur attempt at shock and gore wrapped up in expert aesthetics, but nothing can save this title from humiliating itself.
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Review: Detention
It’s a brilliant, terrifying, heartbreaking game that succeeds at everything it sets out to do, and deserves major recognition for it.
Read moreReview: Dark Fall 2: Lights Out
I’m sure that somewhere there’s been a quality horror tale that incorporated time travel but this one is not remotely close.
Read moreReview: Goetia
Goetia is a gem of an adventure game but it’s edges are sharp enough to cut, and you’ll need to be even sharper to even reach the end of it.
Read moreReview: Rusty Lake: Roots
As long as you’re not expecting something mind-blowing in the conclusion, this one definitely succeeds on all other levels where Rusty Lake Hotel stumbled.
Read moreReview: Rusty Lake Hotel
There are hints of something special here, but it’s obfuscated by a thin plot, awkward puzzles, and literal boar shit.
Read moreReview: Projector Face
Any fan of adventure games will find something to love in Projector Face, even if it is short and sweet.
Read moreReview: The Cat Lady
The emotional peaks and valleys here are so much sharper than expected, each one spurring me on to see what other wonders and horrors were in store.
Read moreReview: Black Mirror II
Black Mirror II really took the best parts of Black Mirror I and made a fantastic new experience out of them that stands fine on its own.
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