Instants – Explore Three Generations of Family Photographs
Rachael reviews Instants, a wholesome puzzle game in which players must compile photo albums by deducing the chronology of a series of family snaps.
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Tiny Lands 2 – A Cute, Casual Spot the Difference Challenge
Rachael reviews Tiny Lands 2, a spot the difference game in which players explore delightful dioramas in search of discrepancies.
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1998: The Toll Keeper Story – An Engrossing Work Sim
Rachael reviews 1998: The Toll Keeper Story, a narrative-focused toll booth attendant simulator set in a fictional Southeast Asian country, Janapa at a time of financial hardship and civil unrest.
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Radiolight – Did You Hear That? Just now, on the Radio?
Rachael reviews Radiolight is an ’80s thriller created by solo developer Krystof Knesl. It sees a police officer venture into a quiet national park after the disappearance of a young boy.
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Developer Interview – Jean-Gobert de Coster of Funtomata
Rachael interviews Jean-Gobert de Coster of Funtomata, a small indie game studio creating fun, family-friendly games.
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Sally Face – A Deeply Disturbing Episodic Adventure
Rachael reviews Sally Face, the unsettling adventures of a boy with a prosthetic face, told over five disturbing episodes.
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Strange Antiquities – Even Better than the First Game!
Rachael reviews Strange Antiquities, where players become the custodian of a shop full of arcane antiques and occult curiosities.
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Developer Interview – HitherYon Games
Rachael interviews Matthew Myers, the solo developer behind HitherYon Games, creator of the Murder is Game Over series.
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Vlad Circus: Curse of Asmodeus – A Thrilling Prequel
Rachael reviews Vlad Circus: Curse of Asmodeus, a fantastic horror adventure and thrilling prequel to Descend into Madness.
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Murder is Game Over: Murder Otaku – The Gripping Fifth Instalment
Rachael reviews Murder is Game Over: Murder Otaku, the fantastically thrilling fifth instalment in the murder mystery, detective series by HitherYon Games.
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