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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The Death of Erin Myers: Review and Giveaway!
Rachael reviews The Death of Erin Myers, the first of five standalone, self contained, point-and-click adventures by Viperante. Available on PC now!
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DISTRAINT: Moral Ambiguity and Avarice
Rachael reviews DISTRAINT, a 2D, pixel-graphic horror game about greed and consequences by Jesse Makkonen, available on PC and mobile.
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Maize: Sentient Corn and a Grumpy Teddy Bear
Indie Hive reviews Maize, a comical, point-and-click, puzzle, walking simulator featuring sentient corn and a grumpy teddy bear called Vladdy!
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Orwell Parts 1 and 2 – A Comparative Review
“Reality exists in the human mind, and nowhere else.” – George Orwell, 1984 Developer: Osmotic Studios Released: Oct 2016, Feb 2018Price: £7.19 Platforms:
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Relax and Solve Puzzles – What Never Was Review
Summary This adventure game is a reminder of how enjoyable the genre can be with a good story. Made by Acke Hallgren in
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Toonstruck free on GOG for 48 hours, the Summer Sale Festival is ending soon.
GOG is giving away Toonstruck, a classic point and click about a man drawn into the world of cartoons. As well, their sale is ending soon!
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Apopia Prologue – Journey through the Kingdom of Yogurt!
David journeys through the sugar-coated Yogurt Kingdom in Apopia, where rabbits plot to overthrow the despotic new king!
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The End of The Sacrifices: The Change Architect – Final Instalment
Rachael reviews the final instalment of The Sacrifices – a choice-driven protest simulator called The Change Architect by Far Few Giants.
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What Remains of Edith Finch?
Rachael reviews What Remains of Edith Finch, an enigmatic journey into the past, by Giant Sparrow and AnnaPurna Interactive!
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