Lunark review | a welcome flashback
Lunark channels the spirit of such cinematic platformers as Another World and Flashback with a modern flourish. Here’s our review of a breezy sci-fi adventure.
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Author: Alexander Chatziioannou
Saturnalia review | Sketch-based horror is scary as folk
Developer Santa Ragione sketch out a truly engrossing folk-horror in Saturnalia
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Weird West review | An old-school, apocalyptic action RPG
The quick and the undead
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Janitor Bleeds review | Stranger Pixels
Lo-fi first-person horror is scary for all the wrong reasons
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Strange Horticulture review: Sowing the seeds of love
Delve into an unhurried life of tranquil tasks and plant-based pleasures in the botanist simulator, Strange Horticulture. Here’s our review…
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Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo review | Press A to introspect
Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo is a film to game adaptation that gets lost in translation. Here’s our review of a flawed Hitchcock-’em-up…
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Mechajammer review | Cyberjank
Mechajammer is an ambitious cyberpunk RPG sadly brought down by rickety design. Our review…
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The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes review | Bled dry
Supermassive sticks to the Until Dawn formula for its latest horror entry
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Overboard! review | Getting away with murder
Another corking narrative adventure from inkle
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Resident Evil Village review | Lanky
Lycans in the Balkans
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Little Nightmares II review – theatrically unsettling
Exquisite squalor
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