I’m becoming quite a fan of cosy games these days, especially when they have something a little unusual to bring to the table; sometimes it can be a little bit
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REVIEW | Realm of Ink
Before playing Realm of Ink, what drew me in was its quiet sense of mystery. The shifting ink‑wash world, the folklore spirits, and the idea of a journey shaped by
REVIEW | Mina The Hollower
There’s something instantly gripping about stepping into a world that feels both familiar and unsettling, and Mina the Hollower nails that feeling from the moment you arrive on its cursed
REVIEW | Mixtape
Growing up as a teenager in the 90s, music was woven into everything I did. I had my cassette Walkman on during my paper round and spent afternoons swapping homemade
REVIEW | Strange Antiquities
There’s something quietly magnetic about Strange Antiquities. Set in the rain‑soaked town of Undermere, it invites you into a world of candlelight, folklore, and the faint hum of something supernatural
REVIEW | Urban Jungle
Urban Jungle is a relaxing simulation game that turns interior design into a mindful puzzle. Developed by the three person team at Kylyk Games and published by Assemble Entertainment, it invites players to
Review | SCHiM
To answer the first question that came to my mind when I heard of this game – Yes, the word Schim does translate and mean something other than looking peculiar.
REVIEW | Cleaning Up! (Tidbit-style)
We love all sorts of games. Sometimes it is hard to cover a game in our traditional review style that’s why we have tidbit-style reviews. These shorter reviews cover games