Arise: A Simple Story Review – A Timeless Tale
Arise: A Simple Story is a well-written adventure where we revisit the memories of a man and travel through the stages of his life with clever usage of time manipulation.
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Conception Plus: Maidens of the Twelve Stars Review – Great Harem, Average JRPG
A JRPG where you court women, make magical fighting babies with them, and bring your children to save the world, Conception isn’t as weird as it sounds but its novelty wears off quicker than expected.
Frostpunk: Console Edition Review – Gratifying Struggle for Survival
Address your citizens’ needs, find purpose, and make the right decisions to help your people thrive in this adaptation of Frostpunk, an incredible survival strategy and an example of a console “port” done right.
BurgerTime Party! Review – Old-School Classic Brings a Fresh New Sizzle
BurgerTime Party! is an entertaining and easy to pick up party game that gives an old favorite some fresh new toppings.
Code Vein Review – Dark Souls + Anime = Addictive Fun
Offering freedom of customization for character appearance and stats, Code Vein presents an incredibly complex environment where dying becomes second nature.
Agent A – A Puzzle in Disguise Review: Simple and Sleek
A stylish adventure featuring spies and secret agents, Agent A – A Puzzle in Disguise offers an abundance of clever, logical puzzles that is bound to satisfy escape room enthusiasts
Erica Review – An Interactive Cinematic Experience
A live-action thriller where we control the outcome, Erica utilizes remarkable cinematography and modern technology to tell a story about deaths, cults, and nightmares.
Gravity Ghost: Deluxe Edition Review – A Stellar, Stress-Free Platformer
A relaxing platformer with incredible gravity physics and striking visuals, Gravity Ghost provides a pleasant experience and a charming storyline with over 100 levels of creative fun.
Professor Lupo And His Horrible Pets Review – Positively Puzzling
Featuring fully-voiced dialogue for each character and colorful visuals, Professor Lupo and His Horrible Pets is an imaginative adventure which offers a creative take on puzzle and strategy games, and some frustrating controls as well.
Astro Bears Review – Bear-y Fun for Everyone
Astro Bears is cute, chaotic, and competitive. It offers a simple game that can feel repetitive quickly, but its suitability for all ages makes this a good game to bring to family gatherings.
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