A Plague Tale: Requiem Review – A delightful game of hide and squeak
Aimee Hart reviews Asobo Studio’s A Plague Tale: Requiem and finds that it is a more grounded game than its predecessor.
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Reviews
Wylde Flowers Review – Bewitching, queer and worth your time
Wylde Flowers is Studio Drydock’s answer to the question of ‘what game would we get if we combined magic, queerness and farming?’
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ValiDate: Struggling Singles in Your Area review – A mature dating sim in every sense of the word
Dating never seems to get easier, no matter how old you are. Whether you’re looking…
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Doughnuts and Doom is the sweet, sapphic fix we all need right now
Doughnuts and Doom from graphic novelist Balazs Lorinczi is a real sweet treat – but those looking for more than that will be disappointed.
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Kaichu: The Kaiju Dating Sim Review – A sweet dating sim without much substance
It’s no secret that being a monster lover doesn’t just extend to human on monster…
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Ooblets 1.0 Review – Feel-good farming fantasy
Ooblets lets you live an idyllic life of farming, fishing, cooking, and dancing to collect cute, weird creatures.
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I Was A Teenage Exocolonist Review – The best game we’ve played this year
I Was A Teenage Exocolonist might not just be the best sci-fi RPG we’ve played this year, but the best ever. Read our review to find out why.
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Saints Row Review – A rewarding, but shaky start for The Saints
The Saints return with a new cast, Boss and world to explore. But is it enough to keep the series afloat? Read our full Saints Row review.
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Rollerdrome review – A bleak future for bloodsports
Rollerdrome is this year’s second extreme sports title from Roll7 and Private Division. The first,…
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We Are OFK Review – An emotional and celebratory masterpiece of queerness
Aimee Hart praises the interactive, music biopic as a masterpiece in storytelling and queerness.
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Judas Complex Review – A fast and furry-ous start to a great new urban fantasy series
Judas Complex is the debut of Constantine and Desmond, a vampire and werewolf final boy, respectively as they solve a mystery.
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They/Them misses the mark as both a queer empowerment and slasher horror film
They/Them has good intentions, but ultimately this LGBTQ horror film misses the mark on what it was striving for.
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Cult of the Lamb Review – A Welcome Sacrifice
Cult of the Lamb is all about managing your sacrifices. But the question becomes, who is all of this really for?
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Hooked On You Review – A Love Letter to the Dead by Daylight Community
Hooked On You feels like Behaviour Interactive’s campy, but sincere love letter to the Dead by Daylight community.
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Bear and Breakfast Review – A rough and rustic management sim with heart
The management sim mechanics of Bear and Breakfast can be rough at times, but its world and characters pull everything together.
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As Dusk Falls Review – a compelling American tale from start to finish
As Dusk Falls is an interactive drama-adventure game that puts players into the shoes of two very different families during a robbery.
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Dead End: Paranormal Park Season 1 has a lot of heart, but not much horror
“Keep it to yourself, darlin’,” is the golden rule at Phoenix Parks, the Dollywood-esque home…
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Majority Atlas Soundbar Review – powerful sound in a small bar
Our time with the Majority Atlas Soundbar has convinced us that this is the product to get if you’re looking for excellent sound.
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Thirsty Suitors Preview – Hilarious, surreal, and undeniably queer
Thirsty Suitors from Outerloop Games brings a perspective that gaming has long since needed with its queer, South Asian protagonist.
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Saints Row Boss Factory: A Review from a Queer and Trans perspective
Saints Row Boss Factory is the most inclusive character creator for queer and trans players, but there are still some key things missing.
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