Category: Game Reviews
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Disney Dreamlight Valley – A dream come true for a Disney fan
Get ready for a magical experience that seamlessly combines beloved characters and a touch of nostalgia into cozy gameplay!
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Who would have thought there would be a relaxing game about moving?
Moving into a new place and finding a good place for every item can be stressful, but Unpacking makes it relaxing.
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Fruity Fisticuffs for A Berry Good Community: A review of Garden Story
Garden Story is an indie single player adventure where you guide Concord the grape on his mission to rebuild his home community and combat the Rot threatening its existence.
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Lunar Sims with Slavery and Misogyny: a review of Kenshi
A vast single-player experience, letting you explore, survive and fight with one or many characters under your control.
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All cats aboard meow! A tile-placement game for cat people
Fantasy #cats await you! The Isle of Cats is a #draft tile-placement game in which you use cards, fish, and baskets to save cats from the evil conquerors. This moderately #strategic game is easy to learn, yet it requires planning in different ways.
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Purple Ponies Shooting Lasers in Hell
Pony Island is an emotionally challenging #puzzle game that creates #discomfort by subverting expectations and turning #cute ponies into laser-firing #demons.
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Alan Wake – Writer Bringing Light To The Dark
#AlanWake is a #thriller with #atmospheric setting and mysterious plot from a #finnish game developer.
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Great stuff, no strings attached – Lies of P review
Lies Of P offers a Soulslike spin on the tale of Pinocchio, combining tough-but-fair combat with grim fairytale atmosphere. For a studio’s debut game, it miraculously feels like a true spiritual successor to FromSoftware’s legendary games.
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Bramble: The Mountain King – Nordic fables with explicit violence and gore
A platformer with mythological creatures, a grim atmosphere and frustrating camera angles
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Groundhog Day Meets Ancient Rome, The Forgotten City
Exploring an ancient Roman city while solving mysteries, sounds like a good weekend activity. Let’s see what you can do on a one day trip to an ancient city.
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An invitation to Senet: an “over four thousand years late” review
Imagine playing a boardgame where no one knows the rules for sure. Imagine playing a boardgame in ancient Egypt. I invite you to get to know Senet, and if you already do, I invite you to think about it without judging it with modern eyes.
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From London to Athens: Create your own railways and win
If you need an escape from your daily life, Ticket To Ride lets you do so. Start your imaginary mini trip to Europe and build the best railways possible.
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Back to the Future with Floppy Disks?!
Do you want to experience the jazzy beats of the golden twenties or return to the swinging sixties in London? Become a timekeeper and save the world from imminent danger on this chrono-itinerary.
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Rust, the eternal cycle of surviving, farming, killing, raiding, and dying.
Did you think that survival games were difficult? Nothing you have experienced before comes close to the madness of playing Rust and trying to survive on its hostile gameplay.
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Beyond words: translating my Chants of Sennaar videogame experience
Chants Of Sennaar is unique. In this game you decipher languages to make your way up in a tower. A journey that leaves you craving more and goes beyond, with a story that can connect with you in unexpected ways.
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Horrified – Classic Monster Flick Turned to Board Game
Are you too #Horrified to take on the challenge of defeating some classic #Monsters in this #cooperative board game?
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Pikuniku is a whimsical indie gem you can play in an afternoon
Pikuniku is the indie resistance adventure for you if you like silly little characters and fun exploration.
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In Sound Mind, a psychological masterpiece
Exploring the minds of mentally ill patients could sound like a twisted thing to do in a video game, but In Sound Mind is a psychological horror game that takes it to another level and makes you dive into it.
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A wolf in a detective’s clothing
Smoke, neon lights and a decapitated head. The Wolf Among Us exemplifies how to nail an interactive neo-noir mystery.
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Heavy Rain: A Gloomy Murder Mystery Where You Race Against the Rain
Heavy Rain, an interactive action-adventure, is a dramatic murder mystery perfect for dark fall nights.