Adventure game reviews
The Last Campfire review
This charming and surprisingly emotional environmental puzzler will warm your heart if never overly tax your brain.
Tales of the Neon Sea review
This pixel art side-scroller hints at an intriguing noir-tinged sci-fi detective mystery but unfortunately displays only intermittent flickers of potential.
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.
A Fisherman’s Tale review
This charming VR exclusive shines like a beacon of originality with its clever worlds-within-worlds premise and associated lighthouse puzzles.
Into A Dream review
Weak storytelling and a lack of gameplay are all too real in this otherwise beautiful side-scrolling exploration of depression.
Pamali: Indonesian Folklore Horror review
Its save system and outcome logic could use some cleaning up, but the highly replayable debut installment of this four-part anthology series is as culturally enlightening as it is creepy.
Metamorphosis review
This Kafka-inspired bug adventure remains wonderfully surreal throughout but never develops into anything substantial enough to fully get it off the ground.
Seven Doors review
The biggest knock on this diverting little escape room puzzler is that it's just not nearly scary or challenging as it easily could have been.
The Dreamcatcher review
Our first-hand analysis reveals a beautiful if overly abstract exploration of the subconscious that presents more questions than gameplay.
Jessika review
This Her Story-styled digital detective mystery gets an inspired one-woman performance, though some of the gameplay elements aren't much to write home about.
Football Game review
Though just as short as its namesake, this point-and-click indie adventure should be a ball for fans of Lynchian-style dark mysteries.
Mad Cat’s World: Act 1 – Not by meat alone… review
This comic sci-fi series gets a beautiful but poorly translated debut installment that doesn't offer much to sink your teeth into just yet.
The White Door review
One's enjoyment of this largely black and white, split-screen puzzler depends on whether you see its unapologetic weirdness as a feature or a serious knock against it.
Ourea review
This lovely environmental puzzler could have rocked if not for its painfully short length that only teases bigger, better things.
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.
