This review contains light spoilers for events that occur in Mouthwashing in the first few scenes of the game. If you’re curious about this one and looking for a TLDR: this game is very good. It’s atmospheric, beautifully authored and twisted as hell in spots. If you’re okay with horror, this game is a must-play….
Author: Jacob McCourt
Jacob is a creator marketing professional, and a fan of video games. He hosts/produces the Left Behind Game Club and is a co-host of Crossplay Conversations. At conventions and bars, he also hosts Video Game Trivia.
Thank Goodness You’re Here Review
Thank Goodness You’re Here has very few contemporaries in the indie gaming landscape due to its fun melange of snappy situational comedy, stellar presentation and a rich, tightly packed world. The Setup At the start of the game, you’re asked to take a trip to the town of Barnsworth. As a very tiny salesman, you…
Été Review
Été is a cozy game about bringing colour to the world around you while earning enough with your painting to live away from home in a summery Montréal. It’s a bit a of meta concept, but it’s a great game to experience in the peak of summer. A Beautiful Montréal Summer (Mostly) After a gorgeous…
SCHiM Review
SCHiM is a puzzle platformer with snappy controls and a stellar presentation that’s a must-play for fans of the genre. The Setup of SCHiM In SCHiM, you play as a living creature who can best be described as a shadowy frog. Living in someone’s shadow (literally), this creature represents the soul and spirit of the…
Duck Detective: The Secret Salami Review
Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a great package; between a solid core gameplay loop and excellent presentation, it’s a fantastic play that doesn’t overstay its welcome. An Overview of Duck Detective In Duck Detective, you play Eugene McQuacklin, a down-on-his-luck and bread-addicted sleuth who’s called to catch the Salami Bandit by an unknown client…
Let’s! Revolution! (Switch) Review
Let’s! Revolution! is a beautiful marriage of Minesweeper and a roguelite in a package that looks and sounds great. Let’s! Revolution! Looks Complicated, But It’s Not Let’s! Revolution! looks complicated on its face, but trust me: it’s simple when you play. Start each run by selecting a hero; you’ll only have one at the start….
Mars After Midnight Impressions
Mars After Midnight is a fascinating thing. It’s beautiful and can be monotonous but I’m so glad it exists. It definitely won’t be the reason that you get a Playdate, but it is easily one of the best games on the console if you already have one. What is Mars After Midnight? Mars After Midnight…
World of Horror 1.0 Impressions
I have played a few hours of World of Horror now that the game has been updated to version 1.0. It’s an experience like few other titles. It’s also a must-play for fans of Junji Ito’s works and old-school PC adventure titles. What is World of Horror? World of Horror is a point-and-click adventure roguelike…
Super 56 Review
Super 56 is a lovely package of microgames that taps on nostalgia and great goofs to keep you entertained for a couple of hours. What is Super 56? Super 56 is a microgame collection built in the mould of a game like WarioWare. The package contains 56, 10 to 120 second microgames in different genres…
My Friendly Neighborhood Review
My Friendly Neighborhood is a fun spooky first-person action adventure plagued by a couple of minor nagging issues. This review is spoiler-free. The World of My Friendly Neighborhood In the game, players take on the role of a repairman named Gordon, who is asked to fix an errant signal emanating from a local television station….