I played Tell a Dandelion a Secret for about ninety seconds, and it affected me more than most other games I’ve played this year. Maybe it’s the weird mental state I’ve found myself in over the last few months (I’ll post regularly again soon, I promise!) but I think it’s worth your minute and a … Continue reading
Bowler is an extremely weird game. It’s also absolutely ~my~ kind of game. I just wish it had stuck around a bit longer than it did. Within the first five minutes of Bowler, you’ll know if you want to keep going. For me, I had already laughed out loud and had made preparations to continue … Continue reading
No matter how many screenshots you look at of Chuchel on the store page, I guarantee you aren’t prepared for how weird it’s gonna get. Chuchel is a point-and-click adventure game that never gives you a second to be bored. You control a hairy black blob who is determined to eat a cherry, no matter … Continue reading
Don’t be fooled by the cute dancing girl on the title screen. Super Weekend Mode isn’t playing around. You’re going to die a lot in this game; those skulls on the backdrop aren’t just for show. Super Weekend Mode exists as some kind of crossbreed between Galaga and Rock Band. You control two paddles which … Continue reading
JUMPGRID is a game of aggression. Right there in the all-caps title it lets you know that it means business. Death comes fast and often, and the electronic soundtrack never stomps thumping to mourn. Instead, a violently flashing screen and a screech greet you at every end. It’s reminiscent of Super Hexagon, in that you’re … Continue reading
If you’ve never played Stephen’s Sausage Roll, (which you probably should) it’s a puzzle game about maneuvering a sausage around a grid. The goal is to avoid obstacles to move one item on a grid to another spot on the grid, all while following an increasingly complex set of rules to do so. Now imagine … Continue reading
