
Thirteen Years On, Kentucky Route Zero Still Refuses to Explain Itself — and That’s the Point
A quiet, strange, and heartbreaking road trip through a fictional American South. A masterpiece of atmosphere and dialogue, not for the impatient.


A quiet, strange, and heartbreaking road trip through a fictional American South. A masterpiece of atmosphere and dialogue, not for the impatient.

A review of The Swapper, a 2013 puzzle game about cloning yourself on a derelict space station, praised for its atmosphere and clever design.

SteamWorld Dig 2 refines the mining formula with hand-crafted caves, tight controls, and a rewarding upgrade system. A near-perfect sequel.

Night in the Woods review: a talking cat returns to a fading mining town in a poignant tale of friendship, small-town decay, and quiet mystery.

Undertale review: Toby Fox's 2015 RPG masterpiece about kindness and consequence, with bullet-hell combat, unforgettable characters, and a legendary soundtrack.

A review of Ori and the Blind Forest, a beautiful platformer about loss and restoration, with tight controls and a moving score.

Meccha Chameleon, the indie hide-and-seek hit with 20M+ Steam sales, launches on Nintendo Switch 2 today after its Nintendo Direct reveal.

Shovel Knight review: a masterful 8-bit love letter with tight controls, inventive levels, unforgettable music, and a perfect 6-8 hour campaign.

Into the Breach review: a tight, turn-based tactics roguelike about mechs, monsters, and perfect puzzle-solving. Score: 7.8/10.

Celeste is a brutally precise platformer about a woman climbing a mountain and facing her own anxiety, and it's still one of the decade's best.
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