This month we get the finale of Max Caulfield and Chloe Price sage, a new chance for a child and her pet to save their scenic planet, plus opportunites to uncover the darker secrets of a world that looks like pure eye candy, confront a troubling past through the lens of a camera, and find our missing mentor in a magical realm facing danger... Read more

• Reviews
• Sam Amiotte-Beaulieu

After a quarter-century entombed in obscurity, The Dark Eye is revived as Edgar Allan Poe’s Interactive Horror: 1995 Edition, a still-flawed yet serviceable gateway into the fascinatingly nightmarish world of a dark cult favorite... Read more

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• Will Aickman

If you can get on its distinctively weird, oppressive wavelength and stay there, you’ll find Mateusz Skutnik’s Daymare Town second to none in terms of atmosphere, aesthetics, and ability to keep you clicking just to find out what the impossibly imaginative setting will show you next... Read more

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• Serena Nelson

The Last Case of John Morley transitions from a film-noir mystery into a psychological horror that reveals just how fragile the human psyche is, prioritizing atmosphere over detective work in its short run time... Read more