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Backrooms Anomaly Review: Could’ve Been the Next Exit 8
With liminal space content flooding TikTok and the release of the Backrooms film starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, I never expected to…
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Ender Lilies Review: Beauty Beneath the Blight
My relationship with Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights is a bit different, but it might be relatable to some…
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Stellar Blade Review: More Than Just How EVE’s Looks
With the recent hype on Blood Rain that was announced on the recent Summer Game Fest 2026, here is my…
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MIO: Memories in Orbit Review: Where Platforming Is Progression
This MIO: Memories in Orbit review comes super late, but after spending more than 30 hours with the game and…
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Mixtape Review: Beautiful Coming-of-Age Drama That Barely Feels Like a Game
Mixtape understands a very specific kind of teenage nostalgia. The kind where every dumb late-night adventure feels mythological in hindsight,…
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Pebble Knights Review: Munching Tombstone and Tools
Pebble Knights is a top-down arena roguelite built around chaotic co-op survival and day/night defense cycles. It’s super fun with…
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Blades, Bows & Magic Review: An Accessible Card Battler
Blades, Bows & Magic is one of the easiest entry points into the card-battler genre I’ve played. It leans heavily…
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Last Flag Review: Hunger Games Goes on CTF Mode
Last Flag is a new competitive online game where you capture the enemy flag while defending your own before the…
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Town of Zoz Review: Farming Avocados by Day, Nightmares by Night
I remember watching the Town of Zoz announcement at the Future Games Show at Gamescom 2025, and it really stirred…
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Morbid Metal Review: Stylish and Expressive Roguelite Combat
When you dive into a dark, post-collapse simulation and think you’ve mastered the battlefield, the game sends you back to…
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My Bloodsucking 9-to-5 Review: Sucks to be a Vampire in the Office
One thing I learned from reviewing My Bloodsucking 9-to-5 is that the office is a terrible place to realize you’re…
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Monster Girl Therapy Review: Facing Your Gaming Habits
When I was told to play Monster Girl Therapy, I thought it made sense because I am a guy, and…
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Hamstory Review: Love It, Hate It, Love It, Hate It!
Hamstory is a tiny delight that somehow manages to make climbing perilous platforms feel cozy. I picked it up on…
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Annihilated Review: Survival Comes With a Cost
Annihilated is a fusion of visual novel storytelling and timing-based roguelite card combat. From the first choice, it makes its…
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Cloud Dwellers Review: Colony Sim Without the Survival Panic
When I first launched Cloud Dwellers, I expected to poke around for half an hour and move on. Instead, I…
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Master of Piece Review: From a Newcomer Perspective
Master of Piece is definitely a strong contender for indie game of the year! While I’ve always enjoyed trading card…
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Ship’s Cat Review: A Cruise Drowns into ‘Glowy’ Horror
Somewhere midway through Ship’s Cat, I found myself asking, “How did I get from this… to THIS?” What began as…
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Fear the Timeloop Review: RE2-Inspired Zombie Game
Fear the Timeloop traps you in a nightmarish hospital where every death resets your progress, but your memories persist. You…
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Cairn Review: An Unforgiving Climb Worth the Effort
When I first did my Cairn review for the demo, it was clear this wasn’t a climbing game interested in…
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LAVALAMP Review: The Space Lemmings From Space
LAVALAMP is less of a walking simulator and more of a psychedelic, interactive virtual museum. The premise itself sets the…
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Once Upon a Shell Review: Cute Concept but Frustrating Execution
Once Upon a Shell takes the classic tale of The Tortoise and the Hare and turns it into a roguelite…
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For Zekyll Review: First-Person Horror VN with Karma System
As you can probably guess from the title, this is a review of For Zekyll. I stumbled upon this game…
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Replicomica Review: Exploring the Key Concept Demo
Sometimes a demo does more than tease, it offers a glimpse into the mind of its creator. Replicomica is a…
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Condo Review: Dreamy Walking Sim By Flubbed Machina
There’s no dramatic prologue in Condo. No grand call to adventure, no “press E to grieve.” Instead, you’re dropped into…
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The Valley Beyond Review: A Quiet Exploration Experience
In a world where vacations can take place on distant planets dedicated to art and untouched nature, you’d expect a…
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Z.A.T.O // I Love the World and Everything In It Review
Z.A.T.O. I Love the World and Everything in It is a visual novel that asks a deceptively simple question: what…
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The Good Old Days Review: Reliving the Wonder of Childhood Adventure
The Good Old Days wears its love of The Goonies proudly, right down to the scrappy kids, buried treasure, and…
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Trickcal: Chibi Go Review: Bonks, Cheeks, and Idle Mayhem
I downloaded Trickcal: Chibi Go from the app store because the characters all have irresistible, squeezy cheeks! And with that…
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When The Road Darkens Review: A Raiding Roguelike Game
When The Road Darkens is a very curious indie game designed to bring the feel of MMO raids into a…
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Danger World Review: A Turn-Based RPG Reminiscent of AQWorld
If you’re into turn-based RPGs, Danger World is shaping up to be a standout. Developed by Taormina Innovations LLC, this…
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Tiny Bookshop Review: A Cozy Life on Wheels by the Sea
There’s something romantic about the idea of packing it all up, towing a book-filled trailer to the coast, and setting…
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Shadow Labyrinth Review: When PAC-MAN is Tired of Mazes
Shadow Labyrinth is a bold reimagining of PAC-MAN, transforming one of gaming’s most iconic arcade mascots into a twisted, sci-fi,…
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Bring You Home Review: A Whimsical Puzzle Journey
When I started playing Bring You Home on my Mac, I expected a cute, casual indie puzzle game. What I…
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DogWalk Review: A Cozy Stroll Through Paper Forests
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to truly be a good boy, DogWalk from Blender Studio gives you that…
