
Virtual Reality Demolition Game Finds Meaning in Taking Things Apart
Everything Must Fall is a first-person VR physics puzzle from Carry Castle where a tiny demolitioner at Blow Big Stuff Up Ltd. must save his parents.


Everything Must Fall is a first-person VR physics puzzle from Carry Castle where a tiny demolitioner at Blow Big Stuff Up Ltd. must save his parents.

Capy Castaway is a 2026 indie adventure about a capybara pup and a crow on an island of lost things, inspired by Toronto memories.

Agefield High: Rock the School scores 3.5/10 — an empty open world with no named characters, no defined rebellion, and a dream girl who is just a prize.

Welcome to Elderfield is a farming RPG that mixes cozy crops with old gods, dead malls and unsettling news. Full review of Chris Cote's horror farm sim.

Akatori review: Contrast Games' 2026 action platformer pairs Mako with a red bird that becomes a staff. A 7.4 — colorful worlds, soft edges.

Wanderburg review: Randwerk's roguelike puts a castle on wheels and rolls it across a minimalist medieval map. Score, mechanics, and verdict.

Song of the Deep review: Insomniac's 2016 ocean Metroidvania sends Merryn diving for her father, with buoyancy puzzles and Siobhan Hewlett's narration.

Octodad: Dadliest Catch review: Young Horses' 2014 octopus-in-a-suit comedy, its two-tentacle controls, co-op chaos, and that aquarium twist.

Gone Home review: Fullbright's 1995-set exploration game sends Katie Greenbriar through an empty house to find her sister Sam. Score: 7.4/10.

RiME review: Tequila Works' 2017 island adventure maps five stages of grief onto five levels, with perspective puzzles and a twist ending. 7.3 of 10.

Oxenfree review: Night School Studio's 2016 ghost story uses a walk-and-talk dialogue system, radio puzzles, and a time-loop plot. Score: 7.9/10.

The Flame in the Flood review: Scout, her dog, and a rising river. A survival roguelike with a great premise, scored 7.7 out of 10.
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