Review: 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.
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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.
Read moreReview: 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: 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.
Read moreReview: reYal
It’s a tough puzzler and a mystery unto itself, and as long as you don’t mind chipping away at one solution for the better part of an hour, it’ll keep your brain busy on more than one level.
Read moreReview: FRAMED Collection
Style can carry a game far, and the brassy tones and bold lines of FRAMED help it push past even its sharp puzzle mechanics.
Read moreReview: Courier of the Crypts
I like the creepy adventuring that Courier of the Crypts is going for, but I don’t think it quite made it all the way there.
Read moreReview: ISLANDERS
It’s far more puzzle than city builder when you get into it, but that doesn’t detract from the compelling challenges or adorable settlements they produce in the least.
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