Little Misfortune: She’s a Little Lady, That’s What She Is!
Rachael reviews Little Misfortune, a sweet and dark point-and-click adventure and game of consequences, from KillMonday Games, developers of Fran Bow.
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The Sweet and Sinister Adventures of Fran Bow
Rachael reviews sweet yet sinister point-and-click adventure, Fran Bow in which players traverse surreal scenery and face their demons.
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JackQuest: The Tale of the Sword Review
David covers platformer slash metroidvania JackQuest, a mobile game where you navigate labyrinthine depths and fight monsters to save your beloved!
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Three Visual Novels from Nikita Kaf!
David reviews three visual novels from Russian writer Nikita Kaf, featuring lonely lighthouse operators, mysterious men, and children-chasing monsters!
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VEKTOR 2089 – Futuristic Anti-Gravity Racing Review
David reviews fast-paced, retro-styled, anti-gravity racer VEKTOR 2089, where futuristic high-speed vehicles compete on near impossible tracks!
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Smile for Me: A Mildly Menacing Game about Making People Happy
Rachael reviews Smile for Me by LimboLand and Day Lane, a surreal, multi-media point-and-click about making people happy.
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Luminous Labyrinth – Brightly Colored Mazes!
David reviews the arcade exploration game Luminous Labyrinth, in which you help a glowing cube navigate and escape brightly colored mazes!
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Far Few Giants: Developer Interview
Rachael interviews Richard and Antony of Far Few Giants, a small indie studio aiming to make games telling inclusive, critical and unafraid stories!
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Coffee Noir: A Business Detective Game Demo
Rachael reviews Coffee Noir, an ambitious mix of business management and narrative focused detective noir game with a comic book aesthetic!
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SHUT IN: This Game will Insult You!
Rachael reviews SHUT IN, a psychological horror-comedy where the protagonist’s house becomes a prison-like manifestation of their isolation and depression.
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