A truly unprecedented title. The Lion's Song uses traditional point n click mechanics within a new context, pushing forward the boundaries of gaming narratives and their presentation.

A dialogue of and at the end of the world, Quarantine Circular explores central conflicts of human ideas, within the scope of its story.

GRIS is an incredible allegory of the mind. Showcasing how robust the human spirit can be in the face of adversity, and how capable we as people are at overcoming the difficulties that beset us.

A mediocre HOPA, that doesn't overstay its welcome. It had some good ideas such as the forensic puzzles but sadly underutilises them.

Deadfire is an incredible game let down by some rather serious narrative flaws. It's passive protagonist lacks impact and budget constraints meant the game wasn't developed as fully as it ought to be.

An incredible RPG experience, welcoming to both new players and veterans of the genre. Its blend of kingdom management and exploration is innovative and the epic tale will keep you engrossed for hours

Gorgeous graphics are ruined by overuse of light flares, and a narrative that is slightly unfocused mar what is otherwise an interesting narrative centered around a young girl's quest.

A vast improvement on its predecessor, Song of the Blue Whale boasts a more intensive and personal story, and expanded gameplay. Its not particularly memorable but will offer light entertainment value

Drizzlepath is an ambitious project that overreaches itself. A title that is in many ways amateurish, it doesn't lend itself well to its own vision yet holds some promise for the future.

A mediocre HoG but well worth playing as the rest of the series is fairly good despite this stumbling start.