Atomic Owl Review | Ruffled and Buggy Feathers
Atomic Owl is a platformer with roguelite elements that looks great, but disappoints with bland gameplay and a plethora of bugs.
Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game Review | Friends, Fun and Fried Fish for Dinner
Tales of the Shire is a fun and cozy life sim where you can live out your hobbit dreams by making delicious meals and sharing them with friends.
Wheel World Review | You Call That Hunk of Junk a Bike?
Wheel World is a relaxing racing game with an open world where you play as Kat and Skully trying to get back Skully’s legendary bike parts in order to save the world.
The Drifter Review: I Hope This Brolly Comes in Handy Eventually
The Drifter is a point-and-click thriller with great pacing, fantastic writing, acting and puzzles.
Fretless – The Wrath of Riffson Review: A Symphony of Joy
Fretless - The Wrath of Riffson is a sensational staccato of a game that packs the perfect musical punch for players to enjoy.
Still Wakes the Deep: Siren's Rest DLC Review - Time to Say Goodbye
Still Wakes the Deep: Siren’s Rest is a fantastic DLC for the game and gives players some closure amongst the ten year old wreck of the Beira D oil rig.
Supermarket Simulator Review - Let's Speed This Up, I've Got Cheese to Sell
Supermarket Simulator may not look particularly impressive, but it is damn entertaining. Manage your store, bills and employees and create a massively successful market in this fantastic sim.
Date Everything! Review: What Are You All Doing in My House?!
Date Everything! is a dating sim where players use magic “Dateviator” glasses to bring to life 100 different inanimate objects that are totally ready to fall in love with you.
Nice Day For Fishing Review - An NPC Has Never Been This Cool
Nice Day For Fishing is a fishing adventure game where players take on the role of NPC Baelin who has received new special abilities that allow him to take on quests from his fellow NPCs.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review - For Those Who Come After
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is an incredible debut turn-based RPG from developer Sandfall Interactive.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 2: Rage Review - A Summer to Forget
Lost Records: Bloom and Rage Tape 2: Rage wasn’t the finale I was hoping for. With awkward dialogue, loads of technical issues and a disappointing ending, I have a hard time recommending it.
Lushfoil Photography Sim Review - I Hope to Go There Someday
Lushfoil Photography Sim is a truly special game that encourages players to slow down, breath and take in the incredible world around you.
Promise Mascot Agency Review - Put a Smile on That Slab of Meat You Call a Face
Promise Mascot Agency is an exciting narrative-driven open world RPG that is completely unique, absolutely hilarious and impossible to put down.
Kitchen Sync: Aloha! Review - A Deliciously Sweet Treat
Kitchen Sync: Aloha! is a brilliantly cozy and relaxing cooking sim that’s heartwarming, easy to learn and impossible to put down.
Blue Prince Review: The Blueprints for Success
Blue Prince offers an unforgettable experience for those eager to dive into an intimate, story-driven world. With intricate puzzles and captivating details, it pulls players into a mystery that begs to be unraveled.
Karma: The Dark World Review - I Am the Protector of This Crumbling Castle
Karma: The Dark World is a psychological horror game where you play as Daniel McGovern, employee of the omnipresent Leviathan Corporation who must dive into suspects minds and memories to find answers within.
Urban Jungle Review: No One Gets Between Me and My Ficus
Urban Jungle is a cozy and relaxing game about unpacking your life and your plants and finding happiness among the leaves and petals.
Sorry, We’re Closed Review - That’s Definitely Not a Hamster
Sorry, We’re Closed is a survival horror game with a retro style where you play as Michelle who is trying to break her curse from a powerful demon who is desperate for love.
Wanderstop Review: Learning to Trust the Good in Yourself
Wanderstop is a game about making tea, but it’s also a game about slowing down. It’s about trusting yourself and learning who you are. And also, there’s penguins.
Everhood 2 Review: What is Existence?
Everhood 2 is a great follow up from the 2021 original game. The philosophical conversations, paired with quirky humor offers an interesting blend that wonderfully supports each other through the story. Combine this with an incredible combat system and score and you get an absolute banger.