Aven Colony doesn’t really push boundaries, but takes the classic formula and gets it spot on, with the sci-fi setting adding just enough to feel fresh
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It’s been more than a decade since Syberia II and its cliffhanger ending; sadly, Syberia 3 isn’t the conclusion that fans are looking for.
Troll and I tries to channel both Tomb Raider and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, and ends up living up to neither of those inspirations.
Rise and Shine is beautiful, funny, and surprisingly thought-provoking, but a dated approach to difficulty makes it more frustrating than it should be.
Jupiter Corporation has long been the only name in picross games, but they finally have some competition: Tomlab Games’ Pictopix.
We need more games about sex. Ladykiller in a Bind isn’t just a sexy game, but one that engages with sex in a way that few other games do.
Masquerada is an excellent game in almost every regard, but the most remarkable thing about it is how it explores themes of class conflict and queerness.
Rose of Winter may be a short, simple, no-frills otome game, but that doesn’t stop it from being cute, sexy, and surprisingly deep.
Burly Men at Sea is a charming, silly, fun, exciting, relaxing choose-your-own-adventure picture book, and that is something quite special.
It’s ostensibly a comedy game, but there’s nothing funny about Zenith, and beneath all the bad jokes is a shallow, lifeless Diablo clone.