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Lighting does a lot of the heavy lifting, too. The soft glow of candles gives the shop a lived-in calm, which makes the darker events outside its walls feel all the more unsettling. And then there’s Jupiter, with his striking yellow and blue eyes, always perched nearby. He’s part of...
Katanaut
Katanaut stands proud as a hell of a first-time showing. Voidmaw created a world where playing as a light-speed cyborg samurai not only feels exciting, but like our only hope. While it’s far from perfect, Katanaut could easily snatch up a ton of your time if you let it. All...
Now I’m going to go and see want new items I can unlock for my store. Until next time!
For my Is This Seat Taken? review, my score is 8/10. With a little more variety and some small usability improvements, it could have been a hidden gem. As it stands, it’s a solid, cosy puzzle game that fans of titles like A Little to the Left will likely enjoy.
Off
While remaining as vague as possible, OFF has the thankless duty of introducing an idea for the first time to an audience. This will make much more sense once you’ve played it, dear reader, but the final big statement doesn’t have the time or mechanics to simmer. Bringing this idea...
There’s so much promise here. The world design, music, and animation show care and creativity. Akane is a strong lead, and the friendship with Bot is easy to love. But the writing often feels dated and tone-deaf, especially in its treatment of women. Combine that with a rocky early game...
To wrap up my Catto’s Post Office review, let me be clear about what potential players should expect. This is a short, cute, and calming game with low stakes and even lower interactivity. 7/10, it delivers exactly what it says on the box—an hour-long experience with mail to deliver and...
Magic Inn
If the developers invest time into stronger customisation, polished dialogue, intuitive crafting, and more robust magic, this game could someday delight. For now—and unless major updates arrive soon—I won’t return to my innkeeper’s apron. I’m hopeful the devs take this review in the spirit it’s intended: critical, but caring. Better...
My score is 7.5/10, but I can easily see Tales of the Shire going up a bit in rating with a few tweaks and a bit of optimisation. I believe that the pacing is slightly too slow for a wide audience, but it’s the perfect game for fans of gentle...
The King Is Watching is a solid little rogue-like city builder, especially for its price. If you gravitate towards the genre or want something to play on your Steam Deck, it fits perfectly. If you’re easily bored by stagnant systems or don’t enjoy randomization, it isn’t for you. The game...
It’s not perfect – but it’s memorable. And in the end, I’m glad I didn’t sleep on it.
All of the optional tasks and branching paths feel natural, like they belong in the world, and they work together to push the story forward without ever feeling like filler. If you’re into games that reward curiosity and storytelling, The Necromancer’s Tale is absolutely worth your time.
