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Paradise Falls rushes onto Steam
Retro-styled point-and-click psychological thriller available now for Windows PC... Read more
Demo uncovered from Ashes
Full version of interactive graphic novel-styled thriller coming to Steam Early Access in April... Read more
Hotly Anticipated
Upcoming games generating buzz.
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Phonopolis
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Directive 8020
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Life Is Strange: Reunion
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ONTOS
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Crushed in Time
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The Darkside Detective: Backside of the Moon
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Gilt
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Danganronpa 2x2
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The Mermaid Mask
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Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf
BrokenLore: LOW review
LOW has enough surprising moments and weighty themes to warrant experiencing this BrokenLore debut, but an array of minor irritants leave plenty of room for improvement in what will hopefully become a more regularly rewarding franchise... Read more
Work Work Work coming soon to play play play
Time-looping corporate mystery adventure unveiled by the creators of A Space for the Unbound... Read more
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ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard blasts its way out on PC and consoles
Demo also available for sequel to 2026 color-shooting environmental physics puzzler ... Read more
REANIMAL review
Tarsier’s REANIMAL isn’t just Little Nightmares reskinned, with a new start, a new name, and a few welcome surprises added to an already winning horror adventure formula... Read more
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Demo heralds the coming of Reclaim! Azhe-giiwewining
Upcoming Indigenous-led point-and-click adventure a "visual love letter" to the Ojibwe language and culture... Read more
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Upcoming Releases
Shadows of the Afterland review
In every sense of the word, Shadows of the Afterland is a spirited point-and-click adventure that weaves together a gripping post-mortem mystery into an ironically lively setting with a lot of heart... Read more
Ambroise Niflette & the Gleaned Bell to chime in later this year
Charming hand-crafted, stop-motion mystery in a miniatures-inspired French village coming to PC on Steam... Read more
Penelope Pendrick and the Art of Deceit review
There’s nothing dishonest about Penelope Pendrick and the Art of Deceit. As advertised, it’s an homage to the classic Nancy Drew series, both a masterful emulation and an exciting evolution. Featuring challenging puzzles and a gripping mystery, you won’t need a magnifying glass to see that the era of a new girl detective has begun. ... Read more
