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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Five Different Fishing Mini-Games!
David writes about how five different games, whether indie or AAA, implement fishing mini-games differently!
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Indie Hive’s Top Indie Games of 2019
Indie Hive look back over 2019 and picks some of their favourite indie games from 2019, including horror, simulators, puzzle games and more!
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Kyle is Famous – Free Interactive Fiction
Rachael reviews humourous, text-based, interactive fiction Kyle is Famous by John Szymanski (aka Ducky) available free on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android!
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Back to Rainy LA, Blade Runner Returns!
David talks about the rerelease of video game classic Blade Runner, an adaptation based on the movie of the same name, now available again on GOG!
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Free Prologue for In-Development Horror Game Lust from Beyond
Rachael reviews a prologue for the in-development game, Lust from Beyond, a mature, psychological horror inspired by Lovecraft, Giger and Beksinski.
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