Raji — A nostalgic yet refreshing adventure
In short, Raji is a game capable of making you feel like a kid again.
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Devil’s Hunt — A flashy but empty vessel
Even if the combat were fully functional, there would be little narrative incentive to pick this game up again after setting it down.
Little Misfortune — Cheerful dark comedy that delights and disturbs
A polished and compelling story that leads you down a humorous and morbid path.
Ord.’s new update is anything but ordinary
There has never been a better time to purchase Ord.
Do Not Love: Violators Will Be Shot — I hated it
If you like sexualizing women on the basis of their youth or light skin, you’ll love the demo of Do Not Love: Violators Will Be Shot from Team Bisugo.
The Black Widow — A historical murder mystery that leaves you wanting more
The Black Widow is a noteworthy example of a historically accurate game that lends valuable insight into the lives of real people.
Desert Kill — A shoot-em-up roguelite that should work but doesn’t
When I first saw this game’s trailer, I was thrilled by the numerous explosions, guns, vehicles and more. In an industry filled with frantic and violent roguelites, Desert Kill appears to be a bright and enjoyable, if derivative, into the…
Night Call — Idle conversations with strangers
Ultimately, Night Call is a better taxi game than it is a mystery game.
Vambrace: Cold Soul — An alluring entry in the genre of needlessly difficult RPGs
Devespresso’s Vambrace: Cold Soul impressively combines JRPG story elements, roguelike gameplay and almost Nordic landscapes into a single cohesive aesthetic that is difficult not to enjoy.
Whispers of a Machine — Unfold a hard-boiled sci-fi mystery on a floating Nordic town
If you’re interested in a good old-fashioned sleuthing experience in an intriguing new setting, you won’t be disappointed.