Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom | PC Review
I’ve had a run of puzzle games lately. I think it started with Viewfinder last year. That game made my
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Author: Marc Szymanski
NeoSprint | PS5 Review
Back in the 1980s, Atari was split into two companies: Atari and Tengen. Tengen worked to circumvent Nintendo’s license agreement
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Skeler Boy | Switch Review
Skeler Boy is next in line for the nostalgia loving gamer who loves a cool story with the 8-bit vibes.
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Lunar Lander Beyond | PS5 Review
I boot up the game. The Atari logo greets me and I get goosebumps. The nostalgia hit was instantaneous. Back
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Shadow of the Depth | PC Early Access Review
Shadow of the Depth is currently in early access, with only a few levels and two bosses available to play
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Let’s! Revolution! | PS5 Review
What a nifty concept! Developer Buck took a couple of classics, Minesweeper and the old card game Labyrinth, made some
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Unleaving | PC Review
There are many reasons why I love playing independently made games. Small studios are enabled to make unique experiences with
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Psychiatrist Simulator 2 | PC Review
The concept is gold. You are a psychiatrist. The game utilizes full motion video for actors to portray patients with
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Piczle Cross: Story of Seasons | Switch Review
Do you love nonograms? The puzzle of boxes that you fill according to the numbers on the column and row
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Sixty Four | PC Review
I was intrigued! Sixty Four was a strange concept for me. You start with nothing, then there is one machine,
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Exilium | PC Demo Review
I immediately think of Myst when somebody says “Point-and-Click games.” I expect passive events with puzzles that make little to
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