The Case of the Catacombs: A Tale from Atruxia review
With its endearing and engaging characters – especially its mismatched lead protagonists – The Case of the Catacombs presents a gameplay-lite but delightfully fun buddy cop fantasy mystery adventure... Read more
Cosmic Fear review
Cosmic Fear lives up to its title with a creepy and unnerving tale, but falls short of greatness due to a lack of much gameplay and an ending with no real closure... Read more
Escape from 8-Bit High review
The zany Escape from 8-Bit High is a classic retro-styled point-and-click adventure with a wonderfully nostalgic take on 1980s culture that is sure to entertain whether you lived through the era or not. ... Read more
Who the Fuck Ate Grandma? review
If you can stomach a bloated script with no voice actors to perform it, then Who the Fuck Ate Grandma?, combining classic point-and-click puzzles with an absurd but surprisingly gripping plot, will leave you hungry for a second helping... Read more
Order of the Sinking Star review
Pure puzzlers are BACK with Order of the Sinking Star, a delightfully challenging and constantly surprising new addition to the genre from the creative mind that brought us Braid and The Witness... Read more
Allogloom review
A macabre take on other worlds and how one perceives reality, Allogloom is a creepy-cute point-and-click treat for fans of haunting tales... Read more
MOLE review
As a journey to the innermost strata of both the earth and a troubled soul, MOLE is a surprisingly personal, densely packed and effective horror experience. ... Read more
Nighthawks review
The passion behind Nighthawks is evident in every delicious drop of dialogue and heartfelt character moment throughout its impressive runtime. It’s the kind of game that will sink its teeth into you with its addictive RPG mechanics and mesmerize you into staying up way past your bedtime... Read more
Inner Voice review
Plenty of jump scares make up for the limited interaction of Inner Voice’s environmentally detailed, nightmarish first-person exploration of an early 1900s family tragedy... Read more
lily's world XD review
Too restrictive to be engaging and not subtle enough to feel believable, lily's world XD looks great and is well-intentioned but fundamentally distrusts its players regarding both story and gameplay, as if keeping parental controls on at all times. ... Read more
The Sinking City 2 review
Not content with simply treading water, Frogwares has resurfaced with The Sinking City 2, a prequel that’s equal parts edge-of-your-seat survival horror and Lovecraftian mystery, making for a much-improved sophomore series outing... Read more
TOEM 2 review
It shares much of the same appeal as its predecessor, but between the tedious platforming and less interesting quests, TOEM 2 just doesn’t quite click the same way. ... Read more
Murder at the Birch Tree Theater review
Come for the musical theater, stay for the mysterious deaths: Murder at the Birch Tree Theater raises the curtain on a fairly conventional but endearing series of decades-spanning fill-in-the-blank deductive cases... Read more
Schrodinger's Cat Burglar review
Schrödinger's Cat Burglar blends cute cats, gently ticklish puzzles, and dastardly schemes into a near-purrfect mix of quantum and regular weirdness... Read more