Yeli Orog Review: A Psychedelic Bad Trip
Yeli Orog is an atmospheric game unique for its use of FMV as a narrative technique. It is a mixture of still photos, some with
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Corpse Party Review: You’re Invited
In this review, Corpse Party will be used to refer to the Steam version released on April 25, 2016. Unless explicitly referring to the original 1996
Legends of Ellaria Review: Master of None
Real-time strategy, roleplaying game and sandbox; Legends of Ellaria tries to be a great many things at the same time. While these features are in the
Psychiatrist Simulator Review: I Feel Like I’m Taking Crazy Pills
Opening Psychiatrist Simulator, the player is greeted to a view of a spacious office and a desk. Only a few quiet moments are allowed before
Wandersong Review: A Truly Lovely Melody
Wandersong is warm. Nearly everything about the game feels as if the player is wrapped in a comfortable blanket. It’s cozy and can’t help but make
Hegis’ Grasp Review: Scary For All The Wrong Reasons
Playing through Hegis’ Grasp: Evil Resurrected, it’s easy to see that the namesake village is indeed cursed. Cursed with horrid visuals, buggy and awkward gameplay,
Furi Review: Boss Rush With Flair
Furi is a game with immediate appeal. Just from screenshots, anyone can see that a lot of time and effort has been put into making
Mind the Vikings Review: Viking Needs Food Badly!
City-building games have always been a niche category, but with the release of recent hits like Cities: Skylines and Banished there’s been renewed interest in
Radiant One Review: A Story That Lacks A Shine
Tired of the mundane life in which he finds himself, Daniel dreams of a world of possibilities but risks losing what’s really important in this
Shadow Bug Review: Slicin’ and Dicin’
Shadow Bug is a platformer developed by Muro Studios. It is set in a world where the evil corporations are polluting the forests and our
