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Landline Review - Kill Waiting

Landline is a Hitchcockian puzzler built on a novel idea that is unfortunately too fiddly and vague to stand amongst its peers.

Roller Drama features a compelling visual novel narrative about an underused subject in games but is let down by its actual gameplay.

Whispering Abyss offers high weirdness – even by Lovecraftian game standards – and high jankiness. Read our full review.

Lovecraft’s Untold Stories 2, sequel to the acclaimed action horror Rogue-like, is horrific, all right. Read on to find out why…

OMNO is a mystically-flavored adventure borrowing inspiration from games like Journey. Is it worth the trip? Read our review to find out…

Bakery Simulator features the business simulation promised by its title, plus a surprising amount of driving! Read our review…

Transient is a cyber-Lovecraft horror game with plenty of interesting ideas but extremely middling execution.

Pupperazzi is a game about taking pictures of dogs! What could be cuter?! But is there meat on this bone? Find out in our review.

Headland offers pleasant adventure gameplay unfortunately marred by poor performance and frustrating combat design.

Noosphere is a horror game that, aside from the odd interesting idea, doesn’t have much new or great to offer players.

A review of indie game Alchemy Emporium, which sets you as an entrepreneur in the middle ages.

Writhe aims for the heights of the retro first-person shooters of yesteryear but falls short thanks to some unfortunate design decisions.

Addle Earth is an isometric action adventure inspired by an indie classic. Read our review to see how it holds up next to its inspiration.

Red Bow evokes both Japanese horror and ’90s Gameboy games in an experience that’s interesting but ultimately dull.

Ritual: Crown of Horns is a twin-stick action game in a unique Weird West setting. Saddle up and read our full review.