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FNAF Into the Pit: A new chapter that redefines the franchise
While previous FNAF installments were 3D point-and-click adventures, FNAF Into the Pit takes a trip down memory lane with a pixel art…
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Review of Shift 87: A Horror Experiment That Fails to Convince
Shift 87, a first-person psychological horror game developed by Pixelsplit and published by Daedalic Entertainment, was released on July 23, 2024, for…
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Abathor – Review: Fight for Atlantis
Abathor is a game that has the flavor of the old arcade rooms of the late 80s. A 2D action platformer with…
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Cuphead Review – Don’t deal with the Devil
Reflecting on the legacy of Studio MDHR's masterpiece years later.
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Wéko The Mask Gatherer Review – Beauty Is in the Eye of Beholder
Our review of Wéko The Mask Gatherer, an action-adventure infused with love, emotion, and passion, though tempered by a few understandable minor…
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Still Wakes The Deep: Review – Horror from the Depths of the Sea
Still Wakes The Deep is a welcome addition to the modern survival horror market. Developed on the Unreal Engine 5, it offers…
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Tormented Souls – The Review: A Reminiscence of Old Nightmares
Tormented Souls pays deliberate homage to two of the greatest horror titles ever: Resident Evil and Alone In The Dark. These products,…
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Planet Of Lana – The review: a vibrant 2.5D platformer
The puzzles are well-designed, the controls are responsive and precise, and the environments are always extremely well-crafted, colorful, and rich in detail.…
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Genopanic: Prologue – A (Non) Metroidvania!
Genopanic is a 2D platformer with metroidvania, puzzle and action elements. We will be alone in a space station full of dangers…
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Jawbreaker – The review: A good indie survival horror
Despite having consumed my fair share of survival horror, I must admit that some sections of Jawbreaker managed to unsettle me a…
INDIE GAMES
Cookie Cutter Review – A Metroidvania drenched in Blood, Passion, and Love
We took our time - quite a bit of it, you might say - but we deemed it necessary to return to…
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Superliminal, The Review: Trapped in an endless dream
Who hasn't ever jokingly entertained the remote possibility of being trapped in their own mind? The brilliance of the game is in…