The End of The Sacrifices: The Change Architect – Final Instalment
Rachael reviews the final instalment of The Sacrifices – a choice-driven protest simulator called The Change Architect by Far Few Giants.
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Top Picks from Steam’s Next Fest Demos!
Rachael takes a look at Steam’s Next Fest and choose some top picks from over 700 playable demos from a range of genres!
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Three Free Games Short Enough to Play on a Lunch Break!
Rachael reviews a selection of indie games that are short enough to play during a lunch break! Better yet – they’re all available for free!
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Brand New Interactive Fiction: A Sketchbook About Her Sun
Rachael reviews A Sketchbook About Her Sun, a brand new, experimental work of interactive fiction by Team SolEtude!
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GNOG: Monsters, Puzzles and Micro-Worlds (+ Game Bundle Giveaway!)
Rachael reviews colourful, cute and casual puzzle game GNOG and run a giveaway of the game along with four other Double Fine titles!
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Wind Peaks – Hidden Object Game Review and Giveaway!
Rachael reviews Wind Peaks, a hidden object game about a group of scouts who adventure into the magical forest after finding a treasure map!
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Sprout – A Free Puzzle Adventure about becoming a Big Tree!
Rachael reviews Sprout, a short, free puzzle-adventure game about a little seed just trying to be a tree!
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Mutropolis: Brand New Archaeological Adventure set in the Year 5000!
Rachael reviews Mutropolis, a brand new point-and-click game and archaeological adventure set in the post-apocalyptic year 5000!
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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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The Sweet and Sinister Adventures of Fran Bow
Rachael reviews sweet yet sinister point-and-click adventure, Fran Bow in which players traverse surreal scenery and face their demons.
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