The Almost Gone – Explore Intimate Dioramas in this Emotional Puzzle Game
Rachael reviews The Almost Gone, a narrative puzzle game that tells an emotive tale through a series of 3D dioramas
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A Castle Full of Cats – Can You Find the Cursed Felines?
Rachael reviews A Castle Full of Cats, a delightfully creepy hidden object game set in a cursed castle full of abandoned cats!
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Last in Space – Survive an Alien Invasion!
David attempts to juggle survival, resource management, building interplanetary facilities and fending off an alien invasion in Last in Space, a minimalist strategy game for the TIC-80 fantasy computer!
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Bad Dream: Stories – A Series of Short Point-and-Click Adventures
Rachael reviews Bad Dream: Stories, a series of short, unsettling, point-and-click adventures set in a disturbing dream world.
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Faded Stories: Greenberg – An Abstract Puzzle Adventure!
Rachael reviews Faded Stories: Greenberg, a series of abstract and surreal point-and-click puzzle adventures.
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A Building Full of Cats – A Colourful Hidden Object Game
Rachael reviews A Building full of Cats by Devcats, a colourful hidden object game where feline friends fill every floor.
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Where the Snow Settles: An Emotional Journey through Parallel Worlds!
Rachael reviews Where the Snow Settles, an emotional walking simulator and interactive fictions set in parallel worlds.
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Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between – A New Introspective Journey!
Rachael reviews Glitchhikers, an abstract journey designed to encourage introspection through a series of thought-provoking conversations.
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Dogs Organised Neatly – Like Tetris but Cuter and More Relaxing!
Rachael reviews Dogs Organised Neatly, an adorable and relaxing puzzle game by DU & I Games featuring a variety of cute doggos!
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2 for Free by Anatoliy Loginovskikh: Mushroom Cats & 100 Hidden Frogs!
Rachael reviews two free games by solo developer Anatoliy Loginovskikh. The 2019 title Mushroom Cats & the newly released 100 Hidden Frogs! Both were fun and relaxing little experiences.
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