Like tears in rain… of reflections – a review of Rain of Reflections: Set Free
Mixing point-and-click adventure and a strategy game, Rain of Reflections: Set Free is a mostly satisfying cyberpunk experience
Like herding cats – a review of Hidden Paws
Find the cats and rescue them from the cold of winter. Hidden Paws is a great and relaxing casual game for cat lovers of all ages.
A game that started as a joke and was so much fun that it grew into a widespread phenomenon – a review of Kyrpong
Kyrpong is a fun social game that can be played almost anywhere. All you need is some empty cans, a couple of tennis balls and one drink per player
Bezzerwizzer: like Trivial Pursuit, only better
Bezzerwizzer is a trivia game that breathes new life into the old genre.
The Heart of the Forest, the Power of the Seasons – make a journey through Seasons After Fall
Take a trip through changing seasons and a magical forest with Seasons After Fall, a platformer with beautiful artwork and some inventive puzzles
Explore a rainy future metropolis in the cyberpunk adventure Cloudpunk
Cloudpunk is an enjoyable adventure in a sprawling cyberpunk city, which you can explore by flying car or on foot
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Can’t we go back to the past? – A review of R.E.T.R.O. by mind.in.a.box
The music duo mind.in.a.box take old C64 music and cover it with the sound of modern electronica on their album R.E.T.R.O.
Level 2 by Last Chance to Reason – It’s not easy living inside a video game
The album Level 2 by the band Last Chance to Reason presents the confused thoughts of a character inside the virtual world of a video game through the genre of technical death metal
In Search of the Camera: Selim Krichane’s article When Seeing is Playing: The History of the Videogame Camera
“What is a videogame camera”, asks Selim Krichane in his article When Seeing is Playing: The History of the Videogame Camera, which traces the first steps in the discourse revolving around the camera in videogames
An abject object: Gregory Blomquist’s article Postmodern Medusa: The Monstrous-Feminine in StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm
Gregory Blomquist analyzes the positive depiction of the monstrous-female protagonist in StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm
There is beauty in the chaos – review of Dandara: Trials of Fear
#Unique and #surreal , Dandara is an intense yet beautiful #Metroidvania
Ancient temples, floating islands and a shapeshifting hero – a review of AER: Memories of Old
Ancient temples, floating islands and a shapeshifting hero – a review of AER: Memories of Old
The Gardens Between – a lovely adventure in a land of memories
Dripping with atmosphere and nostalgia, The Gardens Between is a wistful puzzle game with beautiful imagery.