The Thaumaturge is a strangely cozy game, personally speaking. Of course, one might not think such things about a game set in 1905 Poland, a country d...[Read More]
Between each new scene, Indika harshly cuts to black. The effect is a whiplash. Narratively. Mechanically. Technically. A fall down a hole or a jump t...[Read More]
Unlike the open-ended, Delilah-less finale of Firewatch, I wasn’t disappointed when my choices made in The Invincible caused me not to cross pat...[Read More]
Children of Morta has all the trappings of familiarity. Being a roguelike with stylish–if not gorgeous–pixel art, developer Dead Mage has ...[Read More]