Here be Dragons sails out of early access!
Rachael reviews Here be Dragons, battling across the seas in a satirical turn based strategy game set in the 15th century.
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Curtain – A Garish Glance at a Destructive Relationship
Rachael explores destructive and abusive relationships in Curtain, a free interactive narrative experience by Dreamfeel.
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Broken Age – A Game of Two Halves
Rachael reviews classic point-and-click, puzzle game Broken Age, a crowdfunded coming of age, sci-fi adventure story with an all star cast!
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On Rusty Trails – Avoiding a Rusty Funeral
David reviews On Rusty Trails, a 2D platformer set in a dystopian world where you must shift and blend in with another species!
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Google Play’s Search is Useless
David talks about how Google Play’s non-existent search filtering makes it hard to find games beyond the store’s front pages!
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SELF – An Ambitious and Surreal Text Adventure
Rachael reviews SELF, a Kafkaesque text-adventure combining interactive story telling with a variety of gameplay mechanics.
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Ken Follet’s The Pillars of the Earth gets the Daedalic Treatment
Rachael reviews Ken Follet’s Pillars of the Earth, an episodic 2D point-and-click adventure based on the best selling novel.
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Disturbing Adventures in The Good Time Garden
Rachael reviews The Good Time Garden, a cute yet disturbing experience from James Carbutt and Will Todd, available free on PC and Mac.
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Pikuniku Review – Cute…Dystopia?
David reviews Pikuniku, a platformer game with an interesting setting that mixes its happy, cute visuals with a dystopian backdrop!
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What is GOG?
David talks about GOG.com, CD Projekt’s curated DRM-free storefront for PC games old and new alike, and what sets it apart from competitors!
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