Kirstie Summers
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The Swindle
The Swindle drops you into a steampunk re-imagining of Old London Town in a burst of ominous music and swirling fog. The bold aesthetic is all sepia hues, compl
Chasm
Chasm is far from the only game that is built around a sense of nostalgia for the video games that a lot of avid gamers remember from their childhood. What make
The Gardens Between draws you into its atmosphere immediately. It opens on a classically familiar suburban setting, centred on a treehouse nestled between two h
The follow-up to an iconic and pioneering game, Wasteland 2 was first released in 2014, with a Director’s Cut and new console versions released shortly after
Games about viking invaders usually don't have the minimalist, almost cute aesthetic of Bad North, but this game really makes it work. The simpicity of the d
The Messenger
The Messenger is everything that you want for the games of your childhood brought to contemporary consoles. Except that it has been released for the first time
Hello Neighbor
With an alpha first released on the Dynamic Pixel website in 2015, the Switch release of Hello Neighbor is definitely preceded by its reputation. Other than tha
Dream Alone absorbs you immediately into the darkness of its world. The creepy black and white art style establishes in a matter of seconds what kind of game it
Happy Birthdays is not the game that its name and cover art suggest that it is. The cartoon dinosaurs hint at a kid-friendly Jurassic Park sort of thing and the
After performing fairly well on Steam for more than a year, The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker has now been released on Nintendo Switch. You play as a p
Tesla vs Lovecraft is pretty much exactly what you’d expect from a game called Tesla vs Lovecraft. It is a top-down arena shooter game in which you play as
