Artemis Octavio professes her love for flightless birds, as well as morbid curiosity for esoteric mysteries, in her review of Penguin Colony.
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Review | Orbitals - Short, Sweet and Built for Two
Orbitals is a delightful co-op journey to the stars, however, while leaving someone wanting more is usually a good thing J Simpson can’t help but feel this anime romp could do with a few more episodes.
Review | Concrete Burial - Short. Inexpensive. Mighty.
Concrete Burial is short and to the point — and that’s what makes it great.
Dominic Cichocki reviews.
Review | Sovereign Tower - Knights of the Branching Narrative
Sovereign Tower is a game about choices — and remaking them when the outcomes don’t suit your desires.
WordsMaybe reviews.
Review | Star Wars: Galactic Racer – Rev Up Your Ramjets
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a pulse-pounding racing game that injects turbo-charged fuel into the long-stalled genre with new ideas, a killer sense of speed, and a great presentation.
Lawrence Adkins reviews.
Review | Forever Ago - Manic Pixie Nightmare Game
Forever Ago's exploration of grief is marred by its deeply unpleasant protagonist.
Hiero de Lima reviews.
Review ┃ Control Resonant - Opperating at a Different Frequency
Control Resonant excels in providing ample spectacle, interesting characters, and uniquely Redemy-ish weirdness; however, its combat and heavy RPG influences don’t hold up their end of the bargain, creating a somewhat muddled experience.
Brandon Craw reviews.
Review | Duskfade - Twilight Town for the Shallow Soul
Duskfade is clearly Kingdom Hearts-inspired, but it doesn’t scratch the same itch.
Dominic Cichocki reviews.
Review | No Case Should Remain Unsolved (PS5) - Revenge of the Adventure Game
No Case Should Remain Unsolved lives up to its reputation as a cult hit, but the PS5 might not be the best platform on which to play it.
Hiero de Lima reviews.
Review | Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight - Into the (Bat) Cave of Gold (Bricks)
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight comes with all the Batman fun without any Batman baggage — you can jump right in without worrying about catching up on any plot.
Jay Weaver reviews.
Review | Momento - What will your tiny decisions change?
You might want to spare a moment for Momento — especially now that it’s gotten a new content update.
Ali Rees reviews.
Review | Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?! - I’d Rather Get Isekai-d
Strange Scaffold's latest game has a lot of drive, but its poor controls and uninteresting gameplay had Artemis Octavio hitting the brakes instead.
Review | Denshattack! - Initial T Reigns Supreme
Denshattack! wears its influences on its sleeve — from Initial D to Jet Set Radio — but adds its own tantalizing flavour into the mix.
Dominic Cichocki reviews.
Review | Valkyrie Saga - No More Room In Heaven
When Holly Drivethru started playing Valkyrie Saga, it didn’t impress. But after spending some time with the game, the platformer’s idiosyncrasies began to grow on her.
Review | The Incident at Galley House - A Help-Type Game
The Incident at Galley House upholds the strengths of Type Help, but falters with its new material.
Hiero de Lima reviews.
Review | Letter Lost - An Ambitious, Unstable Working Environment
Letter Lost has a compelling premise, but its buggy execution diminishes the experience.
Dominic Cichocki reviews.
Review | Aphelion - Retreading (Not) Uncharted Territory
Aphelion’s character-centric focus comes at the expense of its environmental messaging.
Jay Weaver reviews.
Review | Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era (Early Access) - The Start of a Golden Era
Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era successfully evokes the peak of this classic series with a wealth of polished content right from the start of its early access period.
Scott Nowbaveh reviews.
Review | D-topia - Paradise (Stay Forever)
D-topia is a thoughtful exploration of a world ruled by AI. While it might be too subtle for its own good in places, it endeavours to highlight humanity’s need for imperfection.
Hiero de Lima reviews.
Review | Moonlight Peaks - I Hate the Neighbours, They Hate Me Too
Moonlight Peaks is an exercise in suffering disguised as a spooky-cute farming game.
Hiero de Lima reviews.