Gray Dawn
Gray Dawn isn’t the horror game you’d expect it to be. Instead, it delves into religion and internal demons as a walking simulator.
Game Reviews
Below are the games we’ve either played ourselves or have watched others play–in which case it will be stated (if it’s the latter). Our reviews are on a 5-star scale.
★★★★★ is damn near perfection
★★★★☆ is really good, but has some flaws
★★★☆☆ is average
★★☆☆☆ is if only it could’ve been better
★☆☆☆☆ is either broken or needs a lot of work
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Bear With Me
Bear With Me has so many references to different things, like books and movies or big-time franchises, but it’s cuddly with a tragic end.
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Gloom
Gloom has a simplistic style to it, and the deaths in it are frustrating to fight through to the next round–think you can wake the dreamer?
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Bottle: Pilgrim
Bottle: Pilgrim is a walking simulator in almost every sense of the word, with just some collectible searching. Find our thoughts within.
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Psychonauts 2
Want to know if Psychonauts 2 would be a perfect game for you to dive into when your brain has an itch to play something?
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GRIME
GRIME is a metroidvania souls-like game that tests your wills against some tough and amazing bosses. Read more of our review within.
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Nephise
Wanting to know if you’d like to take a chance at playing the game Nephise? We’ve got an in-depth review within.
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The Adventure Pals
Pal around with your pals in The Adventure Pals, but before you do, don’t forget to check out our own thoughts on this adorably zany game.
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Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
Looking for a review on the standalone prequel Wolfenstein: The Old Blood? We’ve got our own thoughts on the game, in-depth style inside.
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9 Clues: The Secret of Serpent Creek
Check out our review on the hidden object game 9 Clues: The Secret of Serpent Creek, the perfect game for beginner HoG players.
