Sword Slinger Review – Slaying Goblins Magically
David reviews unique physics puzzler Sword Slinger, in which you kill goblins by charting a course for a floating magic sword!
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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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Upcoming Psychological Horror – In Sound Mind (Demo)
Rachael takes a look at the free demo for In Sound Mind by Modus Games, an upcoming first-person psychological horror about exploring one’s own mind.
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Teslagrad Review – Steampunk Magnetism
David reviews steampunk metroidvania Teslagrad, in which you use the power of magnetics in order to scale a long-abandoned tower!
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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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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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What Remains of Edith Finch?
Rachael reviews What Remains of Edith Finch, an enigmatic journey into the past, by Giant Sparrow and AnnaPurna Interactive!
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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 Machine’s Garden Review – Waking a Supercomputer
David reviews the simple sci-fi puzzler The Machine’s Garden, in which you wake up a sleeping military supercomputer!
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Into a Dream – A Journey through Another’s Subconscious
Rachael reviews the newly released Into a Dream, an emotional, side-scrolling, walking simulator in which players journey through another’s mind!
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