Review | The Caribou Trail: ‘A Short, Sharp Gut Punch’ (PC)
The Caribou Trail understands that relationships aren’t built in grand moments; they’re built in repetition, in the ordinary things you don’t notice until they’re gone.
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Review | Forza Horizon 6: ‘Most Beautiful Game In The Series’ (Xbox)
Forza Horizon 6 is an exceptional game. Playground Games hasn’t reinvented the series so much as taken a scalpel to…
Review | inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories (PC)
Oh how I long to return to Japan and bathe in the fluorescent refrigerator glow of a 7-11 or Family…
Preview | Dead as Disco: ‘More Grind Than Groove’ (PC)
Dead as Disco has entered early access! This new game blends rhythm and fighting with a slick neon style, but there’s just a couple of things holding it back.
QD Rapid Review | Constance (Nintendo Switch 2)
Constance’s vibrant brush strokes and poignant subject matter, do well to cover a somewhat paint-by-numbers metroidvania.
Review | Town of Zoz: ‘We Have Burritos at Home’ (PC)
Being a foodie, I cannot deny how much I enjoy a game with delicious looking food. If you’re after an…
Review | Lunchbreak Tactics: ‘I’m going on break, don’t bother me’ (PC)
There’s something really compelling about a game that is super easy to pick up but offers that “one more round”…
Review | Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth (PC)
Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth is a cosy, story-driven puzzle adventure that follows Moomintroll through his first winter. With gentle puzzles, charming characters, and a heartfelt focus on friendship, it offers a relaxed experience that lets its atmosphere and story shine despite a few minor gameplay frustrations.
Review | Origament: A Paper Adventure — ‘Charming But Not Without Creases’ (PC)
Origament: A Paper Adventure is a chill little platformer where you play as a letter trying to make it to…
Review | SAROS: ‘Bullet-Hell Bliss’ (PS5)
Despite being a new IP, SAROS shares much of the same DNA as predecessor Returnal. Gunplay is fast and ferocious, enemies relentlessly spewing out deadly projectiles, as you dodge around firing off your own weapons. It can be a lot, but it’s truly exhilarating.