Family Dinner – An Emotional Interactive Fiction about Transphobia
Rachael reviews Family Dinner, a short, narrative-based game about being transgender and closeted at a family gathering, which quickly escalates.
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Visual Novel
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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(Mostly) Safe for Work Dating Games
Rachael reviews a selection of (mostly) safe for work dating games, including One Night Stand, Speed Dating for Ghosts and Purrfect Date!
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a new life: A New Game by Angela He (you might cry!)
Rachael reviews ‘a new life’, an emotional new visual novel and classic love story about letting go; by ‘missed messages’ creator Angela He.
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If Found: A Coming of Age Story with a Sci-Fi Twist
Rachael reviews If Found, an interactive visual novel about going home, coming out and erasing everything, set in 1990s Ireland.
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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: Coffee Talk Review
Rachael reviews Coffee Talk, a caffeinated game about listening to people’s fantasy-inspired, modern day problems. Featured in LudoNarraCon 2020!
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A Glance at Indonesia with Mojiken Studios – Double Game Review
Rachael takes a glance at life in rural Indonesia, reviewing two games, both set in the country and created there by Mojiken Studios and Toge Productions.
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Starcrossed – A Kitchy Shoot-Em-Up Adventure
Rachael reviews Starcrossed, a kitschy co-operative shoot-em-up in which the colourful characters embark on a space adventure.
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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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