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Planet of Lana II (PC) – Review

It’s been 3 years since the release of Planet of Lana, and occasionally, I am still thinking about it when I see the odd side-scrolling puzzle platformer in that Inside-vein. A few years on, Wishfully and Thunderful Publishing are back with another…

Islanders – New Shores (PC) Review

The original Islanders was a revelation for me. That may sound strange, but prior to the release of Dorfromantik, Islanders was a relaxing game that I could play to challenge myself while also enjoying a low-impact puzzle game experience. Playable entirely with…

Lost in Random Sequel Announced

Lost in Random was one of the EA Original releases that I wasn’t expecting to like. Meshing elements of deck-builders, resource management, and chance somehow fit into a whimsical story and world. Now, it seems that Thunderful Publishing has let loose an…

Viewfinder (PS5) Review

Since the release of Portal, there have been a lot of First-Person Puzzle games that have been released to various levels of success. Games like Manifold Garden, The Entropy Centre, The Turing Test, Superliminal, and other similar games have all tried to…

Planet of Lana (PC) Review

Stunning from the word go, Planet of Lana is something I’ve been at least mildly excited about since I saw it during the extravaganza of beige that was E3 2021. This hand-painted, beautiful platformer is Limbo/Inside if they knew what RGB stood for.…

Wavetale (PS5) Review

Sometimes I feel bad for developers that release games late in the year. Most of the time by December you’ve already got your Game of the Year picked out, and you’ve already blown your game budget on a sale of some sort.…

Togges (Switch) Review

I like a good 3D platformer as much as the next person. I grew up in the age of Spyro the Dragon, Donkey Kong 64, and other platforming classics. I also love games that are a little on the weird side. Sadly,…

Cursed to Golf (Switch) Review

Golf is one of the few sports that I actually enjoy in video games. I can’t stand watching real Golf, but something about playing Golf in games is just way too much fun. Cursed to Golf combines Roguelike procedural generation with Golf…

Thunderful Reveals Lego Bricktales Platforms

I am a big fan of all things Lego. I’ve played most (if not all) of the Lego video games that have been released on consoles, so I tend to keep an eye on upcoming games. The development team behind the Bridge…

Cursed to Golf Coming in August

As a fan of Golf-based video games, I’ve been keeping an eye on Chuhai Labs’ latest project, Cursed to Golf for a while. Since it was announced, I’ve been following the development of this Roguelike/Golf hybrid situation with curious interest. Now, it…