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Eclipsium Mini-Review
The art and imagery of Eclipsium are certainly evocative, with large grotesque figures and body horror elements abound.
Taylor Rioux
12 hours ago1 min read


Mars First Logistics Review
Mars First Logistics is an outstanding entry in the logistics and “walking simulator” genres, elevated by its robust drone customization system.

William “MrNoSouls” Edmiston
3 days ago3 min read


The Digital Version of Tabletop Game 'Nature' Arrives November 5th
The digital version comes shortly following the release of the physical version. Nature is one of the most highly-anticipated board...
Taylor Rioux
5 days ago2 min read


Life Eater Review
The serial killer simulator Life Eater doesn't go far enough.
Taylor Rioux
6 days ago4 min read


Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 to Receive "Thank You" Update
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is set to receive a big update as a "thank you" to its players for their continued support.
Taylor Rioux
7 days ago2 min read


Frosthaven Early Access Gets Its First Major Free Update
Frosthaven, the follow-up to 2021's strategy RPG Gloomhaven, will see the release of its first major content update later this month.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 72 min read


Vampire: The Masquerade – Coteries of New York Review
Vampire: The Masquerade – Coteries of New York is an absolutely gorgeous title, with mesmerizing, painterly artwork that showcases the viciousness and beauty held within the World of Darkness.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 65 min read


Next of Kin: Fidelity Review
Next of Kin: Fidelity offers an exploration of Bjorn’s grief that is interesting enough to keep you going, taking a look at what that grief does to a person, and how we live with it.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 46 min read


Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition Review
Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition sees the return of a beloved Match-3 RPG. How does it hold up now?

William “MrNoSouls” Edmiston
Sep 294 min read


Consume Me Review
Consume Me is a semi-autobiographical life-sim RPG that explores one girl’s struggles with disordered eating, love, societal pressures, and shame.
Taylor Rioux
Sep 245 min read


Easy Delivery Co. Mini-Review
Explore the world, deliver packages, and hear gossip from the shop clerks in this indie gem.
Joe 'Nid' Kaiser
Sep 211 min read


Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter Review
and Roger is devastating in its execution, somehow managing to pack the story full of fear, happiness, love, confusion, and everything in between
Taylor Rioux
Sep 187 min read


ZOE Begone! Review
Rechy Games’ bullet hell arcade title is visually striking right from the outset.
Taylor Rioux
Sep 174 min read


Tiny Bookshop Review
With its blend of book-matching puzzles, character-driven stories, and customizable spaces, Tiny Bookshop creates a world you'll want to return to again and again.

Eloise Crawford
Aug 276 min read


The Messenger Review
The Messenger is a tightly controlled 2D platformer that also mysteriously feels haphazard in design at times.
Taylor Rioux
Aug 265 min read


Frosthaven Early Access Preview
I can safely say that some of Frosthaven remains a mystery to me, but through playing the digital version, I do have a clearer picture of it than when I started.
Taylor Rioux
Aug 185 min read


and Roger Review
and Roger is devastating in its execution, somehow managing to pack the story full of fear, happiness, love, confusion, and everything in between
Taylor Rioux
Aug 153 min read


Dyebreaker Mini-Review
Dyebreaker is a really fun little game with a great visual style.
Taylor Rioux
Aug 121 min read


One-Eyed Likho Review
One-Eyed Likho is a fascinating, surreal, and almost hypnotic experience. The strong visual style and artistic direction of the game make it a truly enthralling title to behold.
Taylor Rioux
Jul 285 min read


Without a Dawn Review
Without a Dawn is a powerful and moving, albeit short, experience. A distilled shot of emotion and anxiety wrapped into a surreal package.
Taylor Rioux
Jul 264 min read
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