Review | Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town (PC)
Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town is a stunning slice of life cosy game set in the world of…
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Preview | Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town (PC)
Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town is a idyllic slice-of-life cosy game based on the popular manga character Crayon Shin chan.
Preview | Life Is Strange: Double Exposure — No Rewind, Just Hella Consequences (PC)
Double Exposure, the fifth installment in the Life is Strange series, marks the return of Max Caulfield, the original protagonist…
Review | Neva ‘Transcends The Boundaries’ (PC)
Playing through Neva is like wandering inside a thought evoked by a painting, where every brushstroke tells a story.
Review | Europa ‘A Story Worth Telling’ (PC)
Europa is a gorgeous, Studio Ghibli inspired adventure puzzle game. It’s beautiful, polished and its short narrative makes it a must play.
Review | Amber Isle: ‘Prehistorically Premature’ (PC)
Dinosaur-themed shopkeeping social simulation game Amber Isle is out now, but left me feeling like its arrival was prehistorically premature.
Review | Kill Knight ‘Hard As Nails, But Never Unfair’ (PC)
Kill Knight will kick you to the curb if you aren’t paying attention. It’s hard as nails but never unfair.
Review | Shadows of Doubt ‘A Gritty, Immersive Experience’ (PC)
Dive into the gritty neon world of Shadows of Doubt, an immersive detective simulator set in a procedurally generated dystopian 1980s city.
Review | Frostpunk 2 (PC)
Frostpunk 2 is part city builder, part narrative game, and part interactive trolley problem, set against a global ice age apocalypse.
Review | The Plucky Squire (PC)
It may not be perfect, but The Plucky Squire is still a wonderful experience filled with creativity, lovable characters and a stunning world.