REVIEW: Ritual of the Moon
Part interactive art, part experimental narrative, and part digital therapy, the lunar-themed Ritual of the Moon is ultimately a weightless experience.
Tag: female protagonist
May
31
31
Dec
14
14
REVIEW: Battle Princess Madelyn
After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Battle Princess Madelyn has successfully launched. But does it have what it take to keep you hooked throughout its entirety?
Nov
19
19
REVIEW: Lucid Dream
Lucid Dream is a generally strong point & click adventure game with an outstanding soundtrack and excellent art style. A well written core story and style reminiscent of Fran Bow drives the game forward, though the overall experience is muddied […]
Nov
12
12
REVIEW: The Lost Legends of Redwall: The Scout
This action-adventure game is based off the Redwall book series. Does it live up to being the first of its kind?
Aug
23
23
REVIEW: The Dreamlands: Aisling’s Quest
The Dreamlands: Aisling’s Quest is a dreamlike, colorful point & click adventure game telling a short but respectable story in an interesting way. While die-hard fans of the point & click genre are likely to enjoy themselves, the game’s heavy […]
Jul
29
29
REVIEW: Ticket to Earth
A nasty early game trudge almost buries what is a unique and interesting RPG that will see you puzzle out battles in one of the more unique approaches that I’ve come across.
Jul
08
08
REVIEW: Nadia Was Here
Nadia Was Here is an indie RPG boasting streamlined, unique gameplay.
Jun
09
09
REVIEW: Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King
From the minds behind Rex Rocket comes another retro homage.
Apr
26
26
REVIEW: Syberia 3
This is essentially a 3D story-driven point ‘n’ click adventure with puzzle elements. It has been receiving a lot of bad Press since its release a few days ago. Here’s my take on it.
Mar
19
19
REVIEW: Legend of the Skyfish
Zelda plus a fishing rod, but minus almost everything else.
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