The Stillness of the Wind – A Relaxing Game with Goats!
Rachael reviews The Stillness of the Wind, a relaxing and meditative survival game about life and loss … it also has goats!
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Point and Click
Five Free Games that Attempt to Tackle Mental Health Issues
Rachael reviews a selection of short, free games that attempt to tackle mental health issues, such as depression and anxiety, with mixed success!
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Death and Taxes: Serving Fate with a Fax Machine!
Rachael review Death and Taxes, a narrative focused simulation game in which the player takes on the job of the grim reaper – from an office!
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Delores: A Free Thimbleweed Park Mini-Adventure
Rachael reviews Delores, a free Thimbleweed Park mini-adventure (and game engine prototype) from Ron Gilbert and Terrible Toybox!
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LudoNarraCon 2020: Genesis Noir Review
Rachael reviews Genesis Noir by Feral Cat Den, a poetic adventure game about stopping The Big Bang to save your love. Featured in LudoNarraCon 2020!
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LudoNarraCon 2020 – Neo Cab Review
Rachael reviews Neo Cab, a cyberpunk visual novel about a rare human taxi driver seeking her lost friend in a dystopian city. Part of LudoNarraCon 2020!
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LudoNarraCon 2020: Backbone Review
Rachael reviews Backbone, a dystopian, pixel-art, mystery-noir with a trench coat-wearing, relatable raccoon protagonist! Featured in LudoNarraCon 2020!
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Trüberbrook – Transdimensional Homesick Blues in 1960’s Germany!
Rachael reviews Trüberbrook, a point-and-click sci-fi mystery. Adventuring through 1960’s Germany in a parallel universe!
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Heal – An Emotive and Abstract look at Old Age and Memories.
Rachael reviews Heal, a brand new, 2D point-and-click puzzle-adventure game from Distraint creator Jesse Makkonen – abstract and emotional!
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New Point-and-Click Adventure, Mira – Review and Giveaway
Rachael reviews Mira, a new point-and-click adventure following the heroine from a War ravaged Kraków to a world of Slavic myths and legends. Plus, we’re giving away a copy!
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