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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Comedy
Smile for Me: A Mildly Menacing Game about Making People Happy
Rachael reviews Smile for Me by LimboLand and Gabe Lane, a surreal, multi-media point-and-click about making people happy.
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SHUT IN: This Game will Insult You!
Rachael reviews SHUT IN, a psychological horror-comedy where the protagonist’s house becomes a prison-like manifestation of their isolation and depression.
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How to Win: Theatre Company turns Game Dev!
Rachael reviews How to Win, an interactive adventure in which players get to decide the rules of the game and what is required in order to win!
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Death and Taxes: Serving Fate with a Fax Machine!
Rachael review Death and Taxes, a narrative focused simulation game in which the player takes on the job of the grim reaper – from an office!
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Rage in Peace Review – Death, Death Everywhere!
David reviews brutal platformer Rage in Peace, where you try to avoid death and fullfil the dream of a man on his last day of life!
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DLC Quest – Review and DLC Retrospective!
David talks about DLC Quest, a saitrical indie game from 2011 that makes fun of ridiculous DLC in games, as well as a retrospective on DLC!
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Radical Relocation Demo – Extreme Moving
David reviews Radical Relocation, a wacky physics game where you stack furniture on your car and move to another house!
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What the Buck-et Detective?
Rachael reviews Bucket Detective, a disturbing and uncomfortable experience from The Whale Husband, creator of The Static Speaks My Name.
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Here be Dragons sails out of early access!
Rachael reviews Here be Dragons, battling across the seas in a satirical turn based strategy game set in the 15th century.
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