Three Visual Novels from Nikita Kaf!
David reviews three visual novels from Russian writer Nikita Kaf, featuring lonely lighthouse operators, mysterious men, and children-chasing monsters!
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Smile for Me: A Mildly Menacing Game about Making People Happy
Rachael reviews Smile for Me by LimboLand and Gabe Lane, a surreal, multi-media point-and-click about making people happy.
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Three Free from Angela He
Rachael takes a look at three free games from artists and developer Angela He, the creator of missed messages and a new life.
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Curtain – A Garish Glance at a Destructive Relationship
Rachael explores destructive and abusive relationships in Curtain, a free interactive narrative experience by Dreamfeel.
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SELF – An Ambitious and Surreal Text Adventure
Rachael reviews SELF, a Kafkaesque text-adventure combining interactive story telling with a variety of gameplay mechanics.
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Free Prologue for In-Development Horror Game Lust from Beyond
Rachael reviews a prologue for the in-development game, Lust from Beyond, a mature, psychological horror inspired by Lovecraft, Giger and Beksinski.
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Still There – An Existential Space Adventure
Rachael reviews Still There, a point-and-click, sci-fi, puzzle game with a strong narrative that confronts both loss and depression.
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TGIAL – A Community Game Jam Entry
Rachael reviews TGIAL, a community game jam entry and short psychological horror and puzzle game by ItsJustGames.
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Rusty Lake Paradise – or is it?
Rachael reviews Rusty Lake Paradise, one of a series of unique point-and-click horror games available on both PC and mobile.
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Exploring Dark Arts in Layers of Fear
Indie Hive reviews psychological-horror Layers of Fear, a sinister walking-simulator sure to make even the most hardened horror gamer jump!
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