I do love me an odd little immersive sim I do. There's just something special about the flexibility in them,…
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Deep and volatile Terraria-style factory sim Sandustry hits early access in August, Hooded Horse announce
Driven witless by the UK heatwave, I throw open my email inbox and search desperately for videogames about waterfalls, canopies…
Read MoreI don’t know what a flesh disk jukebox is, but the Lynchian adventure game Something Beautiful makes me want to find out
I want to see something beautiful. Enter stage left Something Beautiful, a "music-driven" point-and-click adventure game that has the vibe…
Read MoreEnshrouded makes October even busier with a 1.0 release date, more details coming this summer
There comes a time in the life of most early access releases that they most abandon that moniker in favour…
Read MoreDimhaven – The Lost Source invites you and your camera to look for your missing uncle on a strange island today
Put a camera in a game, and I'll be there. Not a camera mode, no, no, an actual camera is…
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Visions of Mana – A Return to Reverie
Visions of Mana is not experimental or nostalgic in any way. It is and remains an assertion that Square Enix…
Read More‘Spiny & Chilly’ Platforms to Collect Oddly-Hidden Ice Blocks
Spiny & Chilly is an interesting and wacky platforming exploration game where you are a penguin and hedgehog duo looking…
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Haven is a Perfectly Sweet Summer Love Affair
Relationship on the run
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Head beneath the waves and pull up “corpses from an oil-drenched nightmare” in the ocean-fear inducing KEROGEN
I do not trust the ocean. It's too big! There's too much going on in that thing and oh how…
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I’ve walked the waterlogged streets of The Sinking City 2, and we might finally have a Cthulhu survival horror game to rival Resident Evil and Silent Hill
Frogwares' The Sinking City was rough around the edges, but it shone with a genuine appreciation for its Lovecraftian lore,…
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What are we all playing this weekend?
This weekend, the decorating begins. Yes, I have bitten off more than I can chew, but what is life if…
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“A wordless world that speaks”: Lofsöng is like a Playdead game set in a Brutalist nuclear exclusion zone
Lofsöng is an ash-blown, top-down exploration game set on an Earth ravaged by nuclear winter, whose Brutalist structures form a…
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Don’t miss The Third Shift, a Game Boy horror museum that cleverly entangles Resident Evil-style CCTV perspectives with point-and-click investigation
The most horrifying thing that ever happened to me while playing Game Boy was a school 'friend' flicking the power…
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Heartopia celebrates 30 million downloads with new outfits, permanent price cuts
Heartopia has kicked off a new event to celebrate passing 30 million downloads. Just a couple of weeks after delivering…
Read MoreHeartopia celebrates 30 million downloads with new outfits, permanent price cuts
Heartopia has kicked off a new event to celebrate passing 30 million downloads. Just a couple of weeks after delivering…
Read MoreHeartopia celebrates 30 million downloads with new outfits, permanent price cuts
Heartopia has kicked off a new event to celebrate passing 30 million downloads. Just a couple of weeks after delivering…
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The impossible alchemy of Lucid Blocks is a reminder that 99% of videogame crafting is boring
There is a tiny wild sun trapped inside my crystal tower. I hear its garbled voice and catch the yellow…
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Combine 40 runes into your own, extremely broken spells in Paper Mario-style RPG Rhell, out now on PC
Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times is a colourful puzzle RPG that boasts of over 102,400,000 possible spells, each glued…
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Heartopia goes to the movies with its next event
Heartopia’s next in-game event has been announced, and it’s one you may not have seen coming. Developer XD Games revealed…
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‘The Well’s Blessing’ Solves Audio Puzzles With Old Friends
The Well’s Blessing sees you running into mysterious birds, solving sound-based puzzles, and having conversations between old friends. This is…
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