Trüberbrook – Transdimensional Homesick Blues in 1960’s Germany!
Rachael reviews Trüberbrook, a point-and-click sci-fi mystery. Adventuring through 1960’s Germany in a parallel universe!
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Indie
DLC Quest – Review and DLC Retrospective!
David talks about DLC Quest, a saitrical indie game from 2011 that makes fun of ridiculous DLC in games, as well as a retrospective on DLC!
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Heal – An Emotive and Abstract look at Old Age and Memories.
Rachael reviews Heal, a brand new, 2D point-and-click puzzle-adventure game from Distraint creator Jesse Makkonen – abstract and emotional!
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Radical Relocation Demo – Extreme Moving
David reviews Radical Relocation, a wacky physics game where you stack furniture on your car and move to another house!
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What the Buck-et Detective?
Rachael reviews Bucket Detective, a disturbing and uncomfortable experience from The Whale Husband, creator of The Static Speaks My Name.
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GDC Relief Fund Bundle on itch.io – Top Picks
Rachael takes a look at itch.io’s recent 167 game bundle released in support of the GDC relief fund – available for a short time only!
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Hive Time Review – Buzzy Management!
David reviews Hive Time, a base building and management simulation where you manage an entire hive full of buzzy bees!
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Four Time Sinks For When You’re Stuck At Home!
David and Rachael recommend four time-consuming games to play at home during the coronavirus outbreak and its subsequent quarantines!
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New Point-and-Click Adventure, Mira – Review and Giveaway
Rachael reviews Mira, a new point-and-click adventure following the heroine from a War ravaged Kraków to a world of Slavic myths and legends. Plus, we’re giving away a copy!
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Florence – Another Gem for Publisher Annapurna?
Rachael reviews Florence, a beautiful and emotive new interactive fiction from Mountains and Annapurna about a young woman’s first love.
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