Mewseum: Film Festival – A Puzzling Trip to the Cinema
Rachael reviews Mewseum: Film Festival, an addictive shikaku-style puzzle game where each solved grid reveals a section of a famous film poster.
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A Planet Full of Cats – Hidden Cats Go Interstellar
Rachael reviews A Planet Full of Cats, the latest, biggest, and most ambitious hidden cat game from Devcats.
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Lost and Found Co. – Find the Things, Save a Goddess!
Rachael reviews Lost and Found Co., a cosy hidden object adventure game that surpasses typical genre expectations, offering so much more!
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On Together – Virtual Co-Working and Productivity Tools
Rachael reviews On Together, a productivity tool, a virtual co-working (or body doubling) space, and a game, all in one!
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Umami – A Tasty Little Puzzle Game
Rachael reviews Umami, a cute and casual game where each level holds a different food-themed 3D jigsaw puzzle.
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Anagrams – Solve over 900 Satisfying Puzzles and Anagrams
Rachael reviews Anagrams, a simple but entertaining game jam packed with satisfying match-two puzzles and anagrams.
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The Case of the Worst Day Ever – Mishaps, Mayhem, Mystery!
Rachael reviews The Case of the Worst Day Ever, a light-hearted detective game in which players must collect words and fill the blanks!
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Instants – Explore Three Generations of Family Photographs
Rachael reviews Instants, a wholesome puzzle game in which players must compile photo albums by deducing the chronology of a series of family snaps.
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Tiny Lands 2 – A Cute, Casual Spot the Difference Challenge
Rachael reviews Tiny Lands 2, a spot the difference game in which players explore delightful dioramas in search of discrepancies.
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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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