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SokoMage key art showing a red clad mage on a hill pointing his staff at a blue crystal.

SokoMage Review

Will WorrallFeb 8, 20250

The block-sliding puzzle has long been a staple of puzzle gamers. From even the earliest days of video games, block-sliding or pushing puzzles have been

Honeyland key art showing a brown bear happily eating honey in a green meadow near a river.

Honeyland Review

Will WorrallFeb 2, 20250

Video games, as a medium, have evolved spectacularly over the past few decades. From innocent and simple beginnings, gaming has gone to ever more complex

Relicta Review

Steven PettittApr 10, 20210

Relicta is a first-person indie puzzle adventure game by developer Mighty Polygon and publisher Ravenscourt. It follows a similar style of gameplay to games such as Portal

Supraland Review

Yannic SeideFeb 4, 2021February 4, 20210

Whenever children play with their action figures and plushies, imaginations runs wild. An arm moving downward is actually a mighty sword crashing down on an

Call of the Sea Review

David SmillieJan 28, 20210

The so called ‘walking simulator’ is at this point a well established genre in its own right. Gone are the days where it was used

Superliminal Review

Gareth PayneNov 11, 20200

I have always had a soft spot for mind-bending psychedelic films, such as 2001: A Space Odyssey or, more recently, the likes of Annihilation and

PHOGS! Ready for Walkies December 3rd

Anthony PamiasNov 9, 20200

Great news for those who have been wanting more news on the indie casual puzzle adventure PHOGS!, Coatsink and Bit Loom Games are proud to

Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town Preview

Steven PettittJul 6, 2020July 6, 20200

This is a preview of an unfinished version of the game and gives an early impression of how the game will look and play. A

The Academy: The First Riddle Review

Yannic SeideJun 22, 2020June 23, 20200

Update: With The Academy’s official launch, the button puzzle mentioned below has been patched. Now both the previous (wrong) solution, as well as the actually

PHOGS! Delayed Until Later This Year

Anthony PamiasJun 3, 2020June 10, 20200

UPDATE: The Steam Summer Games Festival has been delayed a week and has been rescheduled. The Steam Summer Games Festival is now taking place June

Doctor Who: The Edge of Time Review (PSVR)

Steven PettittDec 10, 20190

Doctor Who: The Edge of Time is the second virtual reality Doctor Who video game after Doctor Who: The Runaway. Whilst The Runaway is approximately

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince Gets a Confirmed Release Date

Steven PettittAug 8, 2019August 9, 20190

After a new trailer put out by Frozenbyte Games, it was revealed that Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince will be out on October 8th. This

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince – E3 Gameplay Breakdown

Steven PettittJun 19, 2019June 19, 20190

At E3 this year, we were introduced to over 17 minutes of gameplay from the upcoming Frozenbyte Games title Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince. This will

Pode Review

Ian McGeeJun 29, 2018August 28, 20180

I’m going to start this game review by asking you some questions. Do you like beautiful art styles? Cute characters? Challenging but not frustrating puzzles?

Retro Review: We Love Katamari (PS2)

Lauri KubreJan 13, 2018January 16, 20180

Katamari Damacy definitely was and still is one of the most unique gems on the PS2. The game proved to be a surprise hit, praised for

Retro Review: Katamari Damacy (PS2)

Lauri KubreOct 24, 20170

October is a bit of a stressful month for many video game players, with frightening horror games being the go-to thing to play. On top

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – A Game Stretched Too Thin?

Matthew UnwinAug 26, 2017August 26, 20170

Let me start off by saying The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of my favourite games and definitely my favourite Zelda

Rime Review

Alec HawleyJun 7, 2017August 13, 20180

I almost don’t want to write about Rime. This is not because it’s a terrible game but rather the opposite, it’s an often stunning, unique