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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is THIS a game? – When a Game has an Identity Crisis
Rachael reviews is THIS a game?, a series of largely unrelated interactions that come together to form a game, maybe.
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Kathy Rain 2: Soothsayer – A Superb Sequel that Was Worth the Wait
Rachael reviews Kathy Rain 2: Soothsayer, a long-awaited sequel in which the titular detective returns to solve a serial murder case.
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Developer Interview with Indie Game Creator Jesse Makkonen
Rachael interviews Jesse Makkonen, a solo indie game developer from Finland, and creator of titles such as Without a Dawn, Afterdream, and Distraint.
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Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping – A Quacking Sequel
Rachael reviews Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping, an exciting new sequel following Eugene McQuacklin as he solves his latest case!
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The Beekeeper’s Picnic – A Heartfelt Adventure for a Beloved Detective
Rachael reviews The Beekeeper’s Picnic, a charming point-and-click that follows a retired Sherlock Holmes on a heart-warming adventure.
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Leila – A Thought-Provoking Trip Down Memory Lane
Rachael reviews Leila, in which players are taken on an emotional and thought-provoking journey through the protagonist’s memories.
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The Fire Nobody Started – A Train Journey Through the Eras
Rachael reviews The Fire Nobody Started, a poignant visual novel that takes the player on a train journey through history.
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Calico: Neat Things – A Delightful New DLC
Rachael reviews Calico: Neat Things, a new DLC that sets players on an adventure to find a host of delightful knick-knacks and trinkets.
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Asfalia: Anger – A Delightful Family-Friendly Adventure
Rachael reviews Asfalia: Anger, a wholesome point-and-click game that follows Charlie as he explores a strange, mysterious land.
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