Desktop Explorer review: Outstanding puzzle design and an intriguing narrative
Packed with very cleverly designed puzzles, Desktop Explorer has you crawling your uncle’s PC to unravel a mystery.
Reviews
Halo: Campaign Evolved review – Welcome back, Chief
There are some issues that will irk some players, but Halo: Campaign Evolved is a successful remake nonetheless.
PowerWash Simulator 2: Star Wars Pack review – May the cleaning force be with you
Out now, PowerWash Simulator’s Star Wars Pack lets you clean an AT-AT, the Mos Eisley Cantina and more, and it’s excellent.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic review
Originally made for VR, Moss: The Forgotten Relic bundles up two games and makes them playable on your TV to some success.
The Incident at Galley House review – An intriguing locked-room mystery with a twist
The Incident at Galley House is a locked-room whodunnit with a twist, where you’re in charge of discovering what happened.
The Crimson Maid review – An intriguing narrative-driven adventure
The Crimson Maid has its issues, but its story will likely have you intrigued enough to reach one of its numerous endings.
DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations review
The Revelations expansion for DOOM: the Dark Ages is absolutely phenomenal, offering a brand new tool for the slayer to master.
Echoes of Aincrad review – A fun but unambitious action RPG
Echoes of Aincrad isn’t likely to wow anyone, but it offers a fun single-player action RPG experience for those with patience.
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced review – The best pirate game just got even better
With its gorgeous visuals, reworked mechanics and additional content, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a stellar remake.
Rhythm Paradise Groove review – The WarioWare of rhythm games
Rhythm Paradise Groove is a fun and hectic collection of minigames that all test your ability to keep a beat.
Flesh Made Fear review – One for classic survival horror fans
With its tank controls and static camera angles, Flesh Made Fear is a survival horror made for those who love the classics.
Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs Villains review – Monopoly like never before… for better or worse
Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs Villains lets you play a flashy, simplified version of Monopoly in a team-based format.
#Drive Rally review – Just not exciting enough
#Drive Rally looks rather nice an tries to make rally driving more accessible, but ultimately it just feels too shallow.
Ninja Master’s review – Weapons at the ready
This PC port of Ninja Master’s breathes new life into the game thanks to online play, a new Practice mode, and more.
Speed Dates: Summer Edition review – An FMV to avoid
If you’re looking for a quirky and humorous FMV, this is absolutely not it.
What Have You Done, Father? review
A short narrative-driven adventure with an unpredictable story, What Have You Done, Father? is quite entertaining.
Dread Fields review – A delightfully unsettling folksy farming horror
Dread Fields invites you abandon your city life to live on an isolated East European farm. What could possibly go wrong?
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round review
The fast-paced action of Dead or Alive 6 Last Round means that it’s still a joy to play, but there are some issues to be aware of.
OXS Thunder Duo X speakers review – Powerful, subwoofer-free surround sound
The OXS Thunder Duo X may not be cheap, but this RGB-equipped speaker setup has some serious sonic chops.
Deer & Boy review – A poignant Limbo-like adventure
Deer & Boy is a poignant puzzle adventure about a young boy who makes an unlikely friendship with a baby deer.
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