Drew Onia
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Liberated review
A slick graphic novel-style story presentation can't escape the tedium of its side-scrolling action in this gritty neo-noir thriller.
Vile Matter review
This very short escape-room horror adventure isn't vile matter so much as it is a mediocre diversion that means little more than an hour or so of puzzling.
Døm Rusalok review
This post-Soviet side-scrolling adventure provides a compelling pixel art horror ambience, though some punishing technical issues are unearthed along the way.
Hadr review
Making objects vanish with a magician's cloth is a clever conceit while it lasts, though any real challenge disappears right along with them.
Lacuna review
Though plenty compelling the first time through, you'll want to replay this slickly designed choice-driven sci-fi murder mystery at least once to fill in all the gaps.
Lust from Beyond review
More action-oriented and rough around the edges, the extremely graphic sequel to Lust for Darkness should still fulfill any deep yearning for erotic horror thrills.
Sanity of Morris review
Its relative ease and a few rough edges may threaten to drive you crazy, but this conspiracy-tinged thriller is an otherwise enjoyable stealth-adventure hybrid.
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest review
Its role-playing elements add real bite to an already compelling story in this supernatural visual novel based on the popular tabletop RPG.
Oneiros review
It may be flush with crude humour, but this dream-based puzzle-adventure is otherwise an entertaining, highly interactive tale of two people (and a car).
Boreal Tenebrae: Act I – I Stand Before You, A Form Undone review
This surreal retro-console-styled transdimensional adventure winds up being an entertaining adventure that ends before the story is complete.
Museum: Volumes I and II review
This two-part 3D puzzler exhibits a few distinct cultural environments to explore, but otherwise isn't really worth the price of admission.
Nubla review
The esteemed artwork of Madrid's Thyssen-Bornemisza belongs in a museum, not in a short, easy and non-educational puzzle-platformer like this.
Veritas review
There's no escaping its lack of fine-tuning, but the truth is, this indie sci-fi adventure really excels in its puzzle-centric gameplay.
Demons Never Lie review
We can honestly say this voxel-based adventure about finding redemption may be rough around the edges but is filled with charm and soul.
Druuna: Morbus Gravis flashback review
Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri's acclaimed graphic novel is stripped of all its best elements in this disastrously clunky turn-of-the-century action-adventure from Artematica.
