TraptionBakery – An ‘Upcyclepunk’ Puzzle Game and Curio!
Rachael reviews TraptionBakery, an ‘upcyclepunk’ puzzle game and curio by indie developer Jon Prestidge, the one-man workforce that is ProperBostin!
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Point and Click
Stilstand: An Insightful Portrayal of Loneliness
Rachael reviews Stilstand, a haunting interactive novel about mental health in which players can smoke, drink, date and talk to their very own monster!
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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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Greyhat – A Digital Detective Adventure
Rachael reviews Greyhat in which an infamous hacker-for-hire must turn their skills in order to find and rescue their daughter!
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Ghost on the Shore Demo – Upcoming Game from like Charlie
Rachael reviews Ghost on the Shore (demo), an upcoming an emotional new narrative experience from like Charlie, creators of Marie’s Room!
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Don’t Escape: 4 Days to Survive
Rachael reviews Don’t Escape: 4 Days to Survive, avoiding prophesied post-aplocalyptic threats by staying indoors
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The Sacrifices – Politically Charged Game Series
Rachael reviews The Night Fisherman and The Outcast Lovers, the first two stories of an ongoing, new games series called The Sacrifices.
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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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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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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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