Review: The Excavation of Hob’s Barrow is an atmospheric folk horror worth seeing
If you’re looking for a thoughtful horror story with plenty of worldbuilding, The Excavation of Hob’s Barrow has it in spades.
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Review: Return to Monkey Island does exactly what it says on the tin
That’s the third biggest Monkey Island game I’ve ever seen!
Review: Wayward Strand is an emotive and thoughtful collection of stories set aboard a hospital airship
For fans of emotional narrative adventures, Wayward Strand is worth experiencing.
Review: Gerda: A Flame in Winter is a haunting, dramatic and involving story worth playing
Gerda: A Flame in Winter is a deeply emotive tale of love, loss and resistance set in the closing months of the Second World War.
Review: Two Point Campus sticks true to the Two Point Hospital formula
Two Point Campus is a nicely satisfying, funny management game, and a gentle evolution on its predecessor.
Review: South of the Circle tells its story beautifully, but whether it will interest you is another question
For fans of narrative adventures like Virginia, South of the Circle is an unquestionable recommendation.
Review: Silt is a moody puzzler with a wonderfully foreboding atmosphere
Silt is a brilliantly atmospheric adventure puzzle game, which allows you to explore a fantastically realized underwater labyrinth.
Review: The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe makes the premiere comedy walk-’em-up even better
The end really is never the end with The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe.
Review: République: Anniversary Edition is a new way to experience this Metal Gear-inspired stealth adventure
République certainly scratches a similar Metal Gear Solid itch, but its rather confusing controls and frustrating camera system may hamper your enjoyment.
Review: Ghostwire: Tokyo has a formula, but it’s a formula that works
While the open world format relies too much on repetitious side activities, Ghostwire: Tokyo’s beautiful world is successful in maintaining engagement.