The Midnight Walk Review – A Late-Night Treat
“Cozy” and “horror” seem like words with opposing definitions, but developer MoonHood Studio has repeatedly marketed its debut game, The Midnight Walk, as a cozy...
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Revenge of the Savage Planet Review – Vengeance Worth Pursuing
In 2020, Journey to the Savage Planet offered enticing exploration and inventive combat as you scoured an unaccommodating alien planet for resources and catalogued its...
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Tempopo review: cozy puzzles and killer bops
Are you stressed? I am a little stressed. Woo… things are a little stressful. But when life serves me a week where I feel like...
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Bionic Bay Review – Physics Trap
Drawing on some of the best traditions of precision platformers and physics-based puzzle games, Bionic Bay is a surprising and novel release managing the rare...
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Rusty Rabbit Review – I Hopped Right Out Of This One
Rusty Rabbit initially piqued my interest because of its completely bonkers concept: Earth has been plunged into a state of apocalypse, and humans have abandoned...
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South of Midnight Review – A Toe-Tapping Tapestry
Western storytelling loves to use mythology as worldbuilding, but it fixates on Greek, Roman, and Norse myths so often that it’s easy to forget other...
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bitchy | The Daily Mail did an unhinged ‘review’ of Duchess Meghan’s As Ever jam
The British tabloids have one overarching complaint about the Duchess of Sussex: “Why is she forcing us to obsess over every little thing she does...
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WWE 2K25 Review – Banger After Banger
Quality is subjective, but if you ask WWE fans about the state of the product in recent years, many will tell you it’s the best...
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A slow and pointless review of early 2000’s Monster Munch
I started writing these pointless reviews, for no particular reason. I wanted to share this one here because it seemed like the right sort of...
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Atomfall Review – Nuclear Friction
Atomfall is committed to creating friction. It’s an open-world survival shooter that wants you to struggle to make success feel sweeter, but it does so...
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Grit and Valor – 1949 review
Some of my favourite moments in roguelikes (and -lites, which we’ll get into) are when I beat the odds and clawed my way to victory...