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Silicon Dreams Review - How Many Questions Does It Take?

Silicon Dreams takes some of the most iconic moments and themes of Blade Runner and shapes them into its own compelling narrative.

Strangeland by Wormwood Studios is a fantastic and surreal narrative-driven adventure game about trauma and grief. Read more…

Imagine Earth combines a light, playful take on interstellar colonization with contemporary environmental themes. Read our full review.

Quinterra combines Rogue-like randomness with hex-based strategy, but how does it hold together? Find out in our Early Access preview.

In Shelter 3, by Might and Delight, you play as an elephant who must lead your herd safely through a dangerous journey. Read more…

Mr. Prepper is the embodiment of the independent, self-sufficient American…or is he just a parody? Find out in our review…

Galactic Mining Corp by Windybeard There’s something to be said for a fun, simple puzzle game that takes five minutes […]

Genesis Noir is a cosmic, time-traveling journey to stop the murder of someone you love. Read our complete review…

Nanotale – Typing Chronicles combines RPG and adventure themes with typing mechanic. Is it fun or just a glorified typing tutor? Read on…

Forgotten Fields by Frostwood Interactive is a slice-of-life game about someone trying to overcome writer’s block. Read more…

Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins is a mobile phone simulation game about trying to find a missing person. Read more…

Stacks on Stacks (on Stacks) captures the childhood thrill of playing with blocks in an experience that has lots of fun to offer.

Chronicle of Innsmouth: Mountains of Madness is a solid tribute to both H.P. Lovecraft and ‘90s-era adventure games. Read on…

Hot Brass is a top-down, stealth-oriented police simulation for tactics fans. Hands up, don’t make any sudden moves, and read our review!

Loop Hero is a unique take on RPGs and Rogue-likes that, while sometimes a bit too grindy, is a legitimately addictive experience.