Keyword: A Spider’s Thread – A Futuristic New Detective Game
Rachael reviews Keyword: A Spider’s Thread, a futuristic and narrative-focused detective game that requires a keen eye for detail.
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How We Know We’re Alive – A Free Melancholy Mystery
Rachael reviews How We Know We’re Alive, a melancholy point-and-click mystery set in a pixel art Sweden, by Motvind Studios.
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Sunshine Manor: A Bloody New 8-Bit Horror RPG
Rachael reviews Sunshine Manor, a bloody new 8-bit horror RPG and prequel to 2016’s Camp Sunshine, both by Fossil Games.
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New Historical Narrative Game – Svoboda 1945: Liberation
Rachael reviews Svoboda 1945: Liberation, a game that blends fact and fiction to recount experiences near the Czech-German border after WWII.
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The End of The Sacrifices: The Change Architect – Final Instalment
Rachael reviews the final instalment of The Sacrifices – a choice-driven protest simulator called The Change Architect by Far Few Giants.
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One Hand Clapping: Sing Your Way Through this Brand New Adventure!
Rachael reviews One Hand Clapping, a unique puzzle platformer in which players must use their singing voice to progress.
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We Went Back – A Free Psychological Horror and Sci-Fi Adventure!
Rachael reviews We Went back, a free psychological sci-fi horror in which the player must evade danger and escape an abandoned spaceship!
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The Good and Bad of Hades: Looking at Game Design
Gloria reviews Hades, a mythology-based action-RPG and roguelike with a focus on narrative, developed by Supergiant Games.
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Assemble with Care – Instructions not Included
Rachael reviews Assemble with Care, a charming narrative-driven puzzle game from ustwo games, the indie studio that created Monument Valley.
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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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