The Night is Grey – A Dark and Disturbing Point-and-Click Adventure
Rachael reviews The Night is Grey a classic point-and-click that follows Graham as he and a lost girl escape a creepy, deserted forest.
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Spiral – An Emotive Journey through an Old Man’s Unravelling Mind
Rachael reviews Spiral, a moving walking simulator that follows Bernard as he explores his fragmented memories and relives treasured moments.
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Zero Sievert – Hardcore shooting in a Post-Apocalyptic Hellscape.
Tamaster reviews Zero Sievert by CABO Studio, a brutal, hardcore, top-down shooter set in a post-apocalyptic hellscape.
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Top 5 Hidden Object Games – The Best in the Genre!
Rachael takes a look at the hidden object game genre, listing her top five titles and some honourable mentions, all with mini reviews!
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PRIM – Adventures in the Afterlife as the Daughter of Death
Rachael reviews PRIM, a cute but creepy point-and-click puzzle game in which the titular character must adventure through the Underworld.
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Developer Interview – Alblune
Rachael interviews two-person dev studio Alblune about their upcoming and very charming nonogram puzzle game Squeakross!
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Spava – A Short Foray into Nightmare-Riddled Dream Worlds
Rachael reviews Spava, a hidden object and puzzle game set within a nightmare-riddled series of magical dream worlds.
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Kind Words 2 (lofi city pop) – Everyone Should Play this Game!
Rachael reviews Kind Words 2 (lofi city pop), possibly the most wholesome take on the MMO genre ever to exist!
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KVARK – Half-Life-esque Shootings in an Irony-Filled Soviet Dystopia
Tamaster reviews KVARK, an Half-Life-esque shooter in an irony-filled Soviet dystopia.
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Hidden in my Paradise – A Cute and Cosy Hidden Object Game
Rachael reviews Hidden in my Paradise, a delightfully cosy hidden object game with an added photography mechanic.
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