TOBOR Review - The Spy Who Watched Me
TOBOR is a compelling (if simple) surveillance game with an engaging story and memorable characters that’s made to be replayed.
A Highland Song Review - Haste Ye Back
A Highland Song is a sprawling adventure through the Scottish Highlands that’s sweet, meditative, funny, and surprisingly replayable.
DOOMBLADE Review - Shadow of Intent
DOOMBLADE is a gorgeous, action-packed Metroidvania with a fascinating combat system and some unfortunately-balanced difficulty.
Papetura Review - Paper Crafted but Not Paper Thin
Papetura is a jaw-dropping work of interactive papercraft that, while short and sometimes fiddly, is absolutely worth experiencing.
Project Nosferatu Review - Creature of the Fight
Project Nosferatu is a throwback to the NES era with addictive gameplay and an epic but convoluted, plot. Read our complete review.
Headland Review - Imagine There's No Slowdown
Headland offers pleasant adventure gameplay unfortunately marred by poor performance and frustrating combat design.
Loop Hero Review - Keeps Goin' and Goin' and Goin'
Loop Hero is a unique take on RPGs and Rogue-likes that, while sometimes a bit too grindy, is a legitimately addictive experience.
Review - Little Briar Rose
With a unique and beautiful stained glass aesthetic, Little Briar Rose is a clever and whimsical adventure game, though not without its cracks.
Review - Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet
Baron Widebeard has created an army of hypnotized sea birds. Guide pirate Nelly Cootalot on a quest to free them from their thrall. Read our full review.
Review: Belladonna
Belladonna, from Swedish indie game developer Neckbolt, is a short but moody gothic adventure for classic point-and-click fans.
Review: Supreme League of Patriots
This comical adventure game from No Bull Intentions excels at tongue-in-cheek dialogue, containing a memorable cast of characters and an intriguing world to explore.
Review: Randal's Monday
In Randal’s Monday, you guide the titular character through a series of choices that frequently end badly. Choose wisely, or be doomed to repeat Monday.
Review: A Golden Wake by Wadjet Eye Games
Alfie Banks wants his shot at the big time. Solve problems for people in 1920’s Miami, and you might earn their favor… If the mob doesn’t get you first.
Review: Ferris Mueller's Day Off
Ferris Mueller’s Day Off — the latest hand-drawn point’n’click game from Glitch Games, creators of Forever Lost — is all about searching for your sick mule and lots of “tearable puns.”
Review: Knytt Underground
You play as Mi, an ace spelunker on a quest to ring six bells to save the world. Mi also happens to be mute, communicating through two fairies that roughly align with the good angel/bad angel dichotomy.