Projected Dreams Review – A Gentle Puzzle of Memory and Imagination
There’s a quiet kind of magic in Projected Dreams. In this cosy, nostalgic puzzle game, you follow Senka as she uncovers childhood memories through the simple act of shadow play.…
Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo – All Constellations
Although I play a lot of indie games, Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo is definitely a contender for my favourite of 2025. It's beautiful, fun, and oh so moving.…
Sub-Verge Review – Under the Sea
When I was given the opportunity to write this Sub-Verge review, I was intrigued. Story-driven, puzzle-focused games are something I seldom have a chance to take a look at. Who…
Tempopo Review – A Beautiful and Relaxing Soundscape
When I first saw the fantastic trailer for this game, I knew I wanted to write this Tempopo review. Any company willing to put effort into creating a musical trailer…
Tempopo Giveaway! (Steam Code)
This giveaway is now closed. Do you fancy winning yourself a copy of this adorable new puzzle game? I'm running a Tempopo giveaway for a Steam code to play it…
Urban Jungle Review – Creating Space for Yourself to Bloom
Cosy games have long been a refuge for those who find joy in the little things—arranging a room, placing furniture just right, or watching a story unfold through the spaces…
Hannah Review – A Journey Through Fear and Memory
After Moving Houses, I thought I was done with horror games for a while. But, Hannah is a haunting retro world that I needed to explore. It's filled with challenging…
The Star Named EOS Review – Beautifully Heart-Warming
I don't tend to play games with an anime-esque style usually, but The Star Named EOS stood out to me. However, it describes itself as a 'story-rich puzzle adventure built…
Shikon-X Review: A Blast of Sci-Fi Nostalgia
Shikon-X is a sci-fi adventure-drama, point-and-click game with a strong female lead and retro aesthetics. It is a creative mix of puzzle, arcade, and classic video games. All of which…
Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure Tips and Tricks
Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure introduces a fascinating new movement mechanic that I've never seen in a game before. Instead of just walking through the world, you change the world as…