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Nearly three years after its initial release, This Bed We Made remains one of the more unique narrative experiments in recent indie memory. Its appeal begins with its 1950s Montréal setting, where it’s not...
Revisits
Games we had nearly forgotten, but are now being replayed or resumed. Are they as good as we remember? Discover the surprising truths behind our nostalgia and whether these classics still hold up today.
Now that Echo Generation 2 has officially arrived, revisiting Echo Generation: Midnight Edition feels more interesting than ever. Cococucumber’s new sequel dramatically expands the formula with multiple protagonists, nonlinear progression, cyberpunk settings, and deckbuilding...
When Red Candle Games – the studio behind the haunting Devotion and Detention – first released Nine Sols on PC, its leap into a 2D ‘Sekiro-lite’ Metroidvania felt like a bold, even risky departure....
Some things hit harder the second time around. Exactly one year ago, Perennial Order was released, and it’s always interesting to see if revisiting it brings new insights. Developed by Gardenfiend Games and published...
Funded in part by Screen Australia under the “Revive” national cultural policy, Copycat tells the intimate and touching story of an adopted cat named Dawn and her journey to find a true home. Playing...
When Lust from Beyond was first released four years ago, it made a strong impression with its blend of Lovecraftian horror and mature themes. At the time, it felt like a bold and immersive...
Scandinavia has always been a source of fascination, with its mesmerizing northern lights, pristine natural landscapes, and rich folklore steeped in myths of trolls, fairies, and forest spirits. In 2023, Swedish indie studio Dimfrost...
Sometimes, you can tell within the first few minutes that you’re playing something extraordinary – a game where talent and dedication ooze from every corner, where every piece fits together seamlessly, and where everything...
Once upon a time, there was an office worker named Stanley. Stanley was a somewhat dull and introverted man, but a diligent one nonetheless. Each workday, he tirelessly typed away, inputting orders into his...