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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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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Broken Age – A Game of Two Halves
Rachael reviews classic point-and-click, puzzle game Broken Age, a crowdfunded coming of age, sci-fi adventure story with an all star cast!
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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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Kyle is Famous – Free Interactive Fiction
Rachael reviews humourous, text-based, interactive fiction Kyle is Famous by John Szymanski (aka Ducky) available free on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android!
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Forgotten Hill: Disillusion – A Macabre Museum Mystery
Rachael reviews Forgotten Hill: Disillusion, a brand new instalment in a macabre puzzle game series, available now for PC, Mac and mobile!
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