Review | Knock on the Coffin Lid ‘A Full House’ (PC)
Knock on the Coffin Lid wears its inspirations on its sleeve. However, there’s plenty of new thinking here to engage fans of rogue-like deck builders.
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Review | Just Crow Things ‘Worth Squawking About’ (PC)
“Pooping, always pooping.” — Just Crow Things is reminiscent of Untitled Goose Game with hilarious and wonderfully mischievous quests. Here’s our review.
Review | The Crush House (PC)
The Crush House excels at capturing the essence of reality TV, offering a blend of drama, trashy dialogue, and satirical comedy.
Review | Bare Butt Boxing (PC)
Bare Butt Boxing is the epitome of a quick-play game, ideal for those in between moments when you’ve got ten minutes to spare. The game’s chaotic energy is both its charm and its curse.
Review | Gestalt: Steam & Cinder (PC)
Gestalt: Steam & Cinder, the debut release from Metamorphosis Games, takes players on a captivating journey through a beautifully realised steampunk world. But is it worth the price?
22 years after launch, I’m playing Kingdom Hearts for the first time
Back in June, SQUARE ENIX finally brought the beloved Kingdom Hearts series to PC, a move that delighted longtime fans and intrigued newcomers alike – myself included.
Review | The Star Named EOS (PC)
The Star Named EOS is a short, cosy, and emotional adventure with engaging puzzles and a heartfelt story. Here’s our review.
Review | Thank Goodness You’re Here (PC)
This charming British comedy game has a short run time, but a surplus of belly laughs.
Review | Nobody Wants to Die ‘A Haunting Vision of a Dystopian Future’ (PC)
Nobody Wants to Die leaves you wanting more, and I genuinely hope this is just the beginning of a series set in this intriguing world.
Review | The Talos Principle 2: Road to Elysium (PC)
Road to Elysium offers players three new stories and unique areas, featuring an array of puzzles that reveal more about the inhabitants of New Jerusalem…