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Review: Please, Touch The Artwork 2

A surprisingly underused game mechanic so beloved; stepping through portraits into a painted world, as featured in Super Mario 64, Rayman Legends, and even...
Khloe Turner -
Gaming

Review: Broken Sword – Shadow of the Templars: Reforged

You might remember this classic 90s title: a brilliant game in the wake of the point-and-click puzzle boom; an immersive, cinematic jaunt reminiscent of...
Khloe Turner -
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Review: Chromatic Memories

Not a full-on puzzle game nor a complete point-and-click adventure, Chromatic Memories is an fauvist art game that sits at an interesting position in...
Saim Khurshid -
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Review: Rauniot

Often games try to test your patience by holding a slower pace than others, these games usually win you over with their storyline, puzzles...
Saim Khurshid -
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Review: The Plague Doctor of Wippra

Not often has a game featured late medieval medicine, an intriguing cast of characters and a plot riddled with suspense and history. Along came...
James Refelian -
Gaming

Review: Syberia – The World Before

It’s been five years since the last incarnation and an astonishing twenty years since the first, but Syberia is back. Sokal and the team...
James Refelian -
Gaming

Review: Syberia 3

Benoît Sokal is back with Syberia 3, a game that launched on multiple platforms in 2017. With the events of Syberia 2 behind her,...
James Refelian -
Gaming

Review: Syberia 2

Following on from the success of Syberia, Benoît Sokal and his team at MC2-Microïds developed the sequel, Syberia 2, and released it in 2004....
James Refelian -
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