Review: ROUTINE is an atmospheric science-fiction survival horror
In the pantheon of sci-fi horror, ROUTINE is a noble effort.
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Review: Europa Universalis V puts the “grand” fully into grand strategy
Europa Universalis V’s rich historical simulation is second to none.
Review: News Tower is an involving management sim about building your own newspaper empire
If News Tower is anything to go by, Citizen Kane was right; it is fun to run a newspaper.
Review: Syberia – Remastered is a lovely graphical update, but the original is still a timeless classic
If you missed Syberia years ago or are a new adventure game fan, there has never been a better opportunity to dive into this fascinating steampunk Art Nouveau universe.
Review: Farthest Frontier is a nicely involving medieval city builder
Farthest Frontier emerges from Early Access as one of the best city builders around.
Review: Blippo+ is a pitch perfect recreation of channel surfing in the early 1980s
Blippo+ is a unique audio-visual comedy, and a love letter to channel hopping.
Review: Agatha Christie – Death on the Nile is a proficient but rather derivative detective game
Death on the Nile is another decent instalment into the pantheon of Agatha Christie video game adaptations.
Review: Concierge has extremely creepy atmosphere, but you’ll often be wondering what you should be doing
Concierge is surreal and disorientating, but it comes at the expense of enjoyable gameplay.
Review: Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders is a classic deductive point-and-click
Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders is nicely paced and atmospheric German point-and-click.
Review: Neyyah is the most faithful successor to the original Myst and Riven I have ever played
Neyyah is unabashed in its core objective of presenting an experience which hews as closely as possible to iconic titles like Myst and especially Riven.