The wilderness isn't the only thing you'll explore as you'll also experience complex relationships between characters, which is rarely done convincingly in computer games. 8/10

Ultimately, it's the story and its narration that elevates this competent yet minimalist puzzle platformer to one that's still worth a look over a decade later. 7/10

Probably the weakest entry in the Monkey Island series but you'll stick around for its trademark humour, a whole bunch of returning characters and an excellent soundtrack. 7/10

An addictive & entertaining RTS from the makers of Plague Inc. that shines a light on the political dilemmas faced in bringing about a liberal & free republic to a country ravaged by insurgents. 8/10

It borrows heavily from pop culture and actual history but if you're okay with that you'll be treated to a cinematic and emotional experience with top notch graphics, voice acting and music. 8/10

If you want a modern, funky and artistic take on Tetris, this is the game to get. Connected multiplayer mode is especially recommended for those that enjoy co-op. 8/10

If you like flippant Christmas games with lots of humour, great characters and a rockin' soundtrack then Cthulhu Saves Christmas is for you. You don't even need to like JRPGs. 8/10

A slow but immersive game similar to a walking simulator on rails or an interactive fiction game with minimalist graphics. Great 70s style sci-fi soundtrack and an intriguing story. 8/10

I personally preferred Papers, Please over this, but if you like Cluedo or What Remains of Edith Finch, give this one a go. 7/10

In terms of how well it functions as an escape room game, I'll have to say it does exactly what it says on the box. The difficulty of the puzzles seem to hit a sweet spot too. 8/10