Game Reviews8/10
Forgotton Anne Turns Discarded Objects Into a World Worth Remembering
Forgotton Anne review: a kingdom of forgotten objects, a guardian named Anne, and a tale of memory and loss.
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Tag: puzzle game
Game Reviews8.4/10
Eight Years On, Polyarc’s Moss Still Proves That VR Storytelling Can Be Quiet and Humble
A tiny mouse named Sona embarks upon a grand adventure through a kingdom of wood and light, guided by the player's hand.
Game Reviews8.5/10
Trine 2 Review: Three Heroes, One Screen, Plenty of Joy
A review of Trine 2, a physics-driven platformer with three heroes, each with a distinct skill set, offering joyous cooperative puzzle-solving.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Anima: Gate of Memories Has Spent a Decade Struggling to Decide Between Memory and Puzzle
A young girl walks through a world of memory and forgetfulness, bound by puzzles that never quite commit to their own theme.
Game Reviews6.1/10
InnerSpace Shrinks Down to a Tiny World Worth Exploring
A submarine drifts through a vast ocean, shrinking into a grain of sand within a whale's body — a puzzle of scale and patience.
Game Reviews6.8/10
Eight Years On, Déraciné Still Turns a Camera Into a Weapon
A quiet village tale wherein spirits dwell among men, and a wandering soul must aid each ghost to rest.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Ten Years On, Obduction’s Desert Mystery Rewards Patience — and Punishes It
A strange desert world, a journal, and a mystery that takes hours to explain fully. Obduction review.
Game Reviews7/10
Not a Hero Review: A Man Who Can’t Save Himself Earns Our Respect
A man cannot save himself, yet through his trials, hope is born. Not a Hero, a puzzle of rooms, wherein we guide a captive soul.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Nocturne Turns Darkness Into Puzzles, and It Earns Its 8.1
A game of shadows and light, wherein mirrors and bulbs reveal the unseen path. Review of Nocturne, a puzzle game of singular vision.
Game Reviews8.4/10
Entropy Review: Building Machines Is Easy — Explaining Them Isn’t
A puzzle game of gears and pistons, wherein machines must be built without word of instruction.