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Dec
29

REVIEW: Deponia

A challenging and good-looking point-and-click game with funny dialogues. Subtle hints are also provided to solve most puzzles.

aquatorrent No comments daedalic entertainment, Deponia, episodic, point-and-click, SAVE FOR LATER, single-player

Dec
27

0

REVIEW: Crazy Machines 3

Although there’s a few rough spots in this crazy machinery, it’s still a pretty well put together piece of equipment. It’s a solid, kid-friendly choice to consider.

FruitNDoggie No comments Crazy Machines 3, daedalic entertainment, Fakt Software, puzzle, SAVE

Nov
11

0

REVIEW: Iratus: Wrath of the Necromancer DLC

A DLC to the highly tactical rogue-like RPG where we continue to take over the mortal lands as the necromancer Iratus.

White Shadow No comments crafting, daedalic entertainment, dark fantasy, dlc, dungeon crawler, necromancer, roguelike, tactical rpg, tactics, turn-based, undead, Unfrozen

Nov
08

0

Unrailed! offers the most fun when you play with your friends, whether online or in person. However, in spite of having 4 different game modes, there’s little variety in the gameplay, so it’s worth holding out on a sale to […]

FruitNDoggie No comments daedalic entertainment, Indoor Astronaut, local co-op, management, online co-op, SAVE FOR LATER, survival, Unrailed!

Oct
13

0

REVIEW: Partisans 1941

The Nazi war machine has overrun and occupied much of your homeland. It’s up to you to use the talented partisans at your disposal to remind them that the war isn’t over just yet.

Aurumlamina No comments action, Alter Games, daedalic entertainment, Partisans 1941, real-time combat, rpg, soviet, stealth, strategy, world war II, ww2

Jul
14

0

REVIEW: Iratus: Lord of the Dead

Create and lead your undead squads to take over the world in this tactical turn-based RPG.

Jan
19

0

REVIEW: State of Mind

Another great and gripping sci-fi story about a highly probable dystopian future to add to your list.

Dec
14

0

REVIEW: The Great Perhaps

A side-scrolling adventure game with time travel elements that seems to fall short of its ambitions.

White Shadow No comments 2D, 2D platformer, 2D sidescroller, adventure, Caligari Games, daedalic entertainment, indie, narrative, point-and-click, post-apocalyptic, puzzle, The Great Perhaps, time travel

Jan
16

1

REVIEW: AER Memories of Old

Aer Memories of Old, developed by Forgotten Key and published by Daedalic Entertainment, is an open world adventure where you can quickly transform into a bird and travel between islands floating in the sky where hidden sanctuary temples lay ready […]