Fishbowl – An Uplifting Tale of Grief, Hope, and Self-Discovery
Rachael reviews Fishbowl, an endearing slice-of-life narrative RPG that follows 21-year-old Alo as she navigates big life changes and revisits her past.
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Mindlock: The Apartment – When Home Becomes a Prison!
Rachael reviews Mindlock: The Apartment a surreal psychological adventure set entirely in the home of Colin, a young man stuck in a rut!
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It’s Not You, It’s M.E – A Week-Long Depiction of Fatigue
Rachael reviews It’s Not You, It’s M.E, a short game taking the player through a week in the life of someone living with chronic fatigue.
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7 Great Indie Games about Art
Rachael lists seven great indie games about art with mini reviews, and all of them have full reviews available too!
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Developer Interview – Jean-Gobert de Coster of Funtomata
Rachael interviews Jean-Gobert de Coster of Funtomata, a small indie game studio creating fun, family-friendly games.
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and Roger – Unexpectedly Powerful Interactive Fiction
Rachael reviews and Roger, a short but powerful interactive fiction that begins with a young girl waking up to find a stranger in her house.
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I Don’t Want to Be a Good Woman – Disturbing, Powerful, True
Rachael reviews I Don’t Want to Be a Good Woman, a powerful experience that gives players first hand insight into the oppression faced by women in Iran.
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Without a Dawn – An Unsettling Exploration of the Psyche
Rachael reviews Without a Dawn, a uniquely stylised visual novel and potent exploration of a young woman’s psyche, manifesting in an engrossing and unsettling experience.
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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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Karma: The Dark World – A Dystopian Psychological Thriller
Rachael reviews Karma: The Dark World, a cinematic walking simulator and dystopian psychological thriller with sci-fi elements.
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