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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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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Itching for Games 2 – Pay What You Want Indie Game Bundle
Rachael takes a look at the Itching for Games 2 bundle, a collection of indie games available on a ‘pay what you want’ basis on itch.io.
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Copycat – An Atmospheric and Emotional Feline Adventure
Rachael reviews Copycat, a narrative-focused feline adventure game about rejection, belonging, and the meaning of home.
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CONSCRIPT – An Immersive but Flawed Journey Through the Horrors of War
Tamaster reviews classic survival horror CONSCRIPT, an immersive but flawed journey through the horrors of the first world war.
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Nowhere Demo – An Atmospheric Mystery in a Fearsome Nordic Forest
Rachael reviews the demo for Nowhere, a narrative-focused mystery survival horror game influenced by Nordic mythology and aesthetics.
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The Star Named EOS – A Photographic Walk Down Memory Lane
Rachael reviews The Star Named EOS, a charming narrative-focused puzzle adventure that centres around photography and reminiscing.
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Tiny Lands – A Relaxing, 3D game of Spot-the-Difference
Rachael reviews Tiny Lands, a relaxing spot-the-difference game in which players must scour charming 3D dioramas and find discrepancies!
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Thank Goodness You’re Here – Innuendo, Silliness, and Odd Jobs!
Rachael reviews Thank Goodness You’re Here, a self-defined ‘slapformer’ set in the Northern UK town of Barnsworth!
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