King of the Cul-De-Sac Review – Ruling the Suburbs!
David reviews King of the Cul-De-Sac, a childish, quirky and over-the-top visual novel experience with a unique presentation!
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Interactive Fiction
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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Old Man’s Journey – Regret, Reminiscing and Reconciliation
Rachael reviews Old Man’s Journey, a whimsical but emotional game about an elderly bearded gentleman who embarks on a soul-searching adventure!
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Three Free from Angela He
Rachael takes a look at three free games from artists and developer Angela He, the creator of missed messages and a new life.
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Family Dinner – An Emotional Interactive Fiction about Transphobia
Rachael reviews Family Dinner, a short, narrative-based game about being transgender and closeted at a family gathering, which quickly escalates.
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a new life: A New Game by Angela He (you might cry!)
Rachael reviews ‘a new life’, an emotional new visual novel and classic love story about letting go; by ‘missed messages’ creator Angela He.
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If Found: A Coming of Age Story with a Sci-Fi Twist
Rachael reviews If Found, an interactive visual novel about going home, coming out and erasing everything, set in 1990s Ireland.
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Three for Free, Short Games by Dreamfeel
Rachael reviews three short, free games, Train Song, Istanbul, Texas and Bayou by Dublin based studio Dreamfeel, creators of Curtain and If Found.
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When the Past was Around – Free Prologue for Upcoming Game
Rachael reviews a free prologue for When the Past was Around, a surreal point-and-click puzzle game about connections, loss and moving on.
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Ken Follet’s The Pillars of the Earth gets the Daedalic Treatment
Rachael reviews Ken Follet’s Pillars of the Earth, an episodic 2D point-and-click adventure based on the best selling novel.
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