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Continue reading →: Leafy Corner – ReviewThere’s something special about the way a garden shop smells. If you know, you know. That damp earth that smells like an eternal Spring. Leafy Corner, from Fireline Games, feels like it would smell like that. I’m not even sure that makes sense, but this cozy, relaxing simulation game has…
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Continue reading →: Dice Tavern: Farkle Roguelike (demo) – ReviewIf you are not familiar with the game of Farkle, it is a classic push-your-luck dice game played with six dice. The main goal is to be the first player to reach 10,000 or more points by rolling scoring combinations, banking your points, and avoiding a “Farkle”—which happens when a…
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Continue reading →: Retro Arcade Shop Simulator (demo) – ReviewI love a great simulation game. It generally doesn’t matter what the subject is; I love the methodical task-based gameplay that most sim games provide. If you can give me a subject that speaks to me, especially one full of nostalgia, even better. Retro Arcade Shop Simulator is developed by…
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Continue reading →: Island Keeper (demo) – ReviewIf there is one thing I love, it’s the beach, and if there’s one thing I hate the most at the beach, it’s trash scattered around. Island Keeper, developed by Scalise Artworks and published by Ultimate Games S.A and Ultimate Publishing, presented me with a nightmare scenario…a gorgeous island covered…
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Continue reading →: Midnight Moments – ReviewI love building games, and I love games where I can just dial in and ignore the outside world for a while. Midnight Moments from Happy Volcano gives me both of these things. It’s a casual, cyberpunk diorama-building game where there are no in-game goals. Build what you want, how…
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Continue reading →: Rita – ReviewIf I had a checklist of things I look for in games I love to review, Rita would check off a lot of them. Cute character, puzzles, and platforming are all part of SporkTank’s offering to us. When we first meet Rita, she is a newly hatched chick who loves…
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Continue reading →: Letter Lost – ReviewThere’s nothing scarier than dealing with the Post Office… Letter Lost is part of a special genre of games I’ve noticed an increase in lately. You are just happily going about your day, consumed with a mundane task, and BAM, something scary/mysterious happens, and it sets you on an unexpected…
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Continue reading →: Trackastrophe! – ReviewDo you even have those moments where you see something that speaks to you in a way that you just can’t quite put your finger on? Part nostalgia, part déjà vu, part something else entirely…that’s how Trackastrophe! got its hooks in me. When I first saw this charming game appear…
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Continue reading →: AstroScaper – ReviewAstroScaper is a cozy, minimalistic city builder created by a team of just 2 people, Jacek and Jarek from FunFortress. It’s a relaxing sci-fi settlement builder with a puzzle-like gameplay loop. It has a calm, ambient soundtrack accompanying it, and that contributed to my inability to stop playing for hours…
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Continue reading →: Astro Colony – ReviewAstro Colony is a co-op multiplayer base-building factory automation game set in space. After your previous space station gets sucked into a black hole, you are starting from scratch and hoping to rebuild. You have a lot of freedom in where you build, and you use asteroids as your basic…
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