
Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown Review
Have you been wanting to play a tabletop RPG for the longest time but your friends keep ditching you for their girlfriends or boyfriends? I bring you an interesting solution for your aching mind and heart. Story and GameplayTable of Tales: The Crooked Crown is a majestically designed game by Tin Man Games were you embark on a guided solo adventure across land and sea to clear your name and your honor. The game was designed originally for VR but fret not my friend, it is available to play without one as well. If you are into tabletop games like the famous

Somerville Review
Designed in utter secrecy for nearly a decade, Somerville is a tough beast to define. A sci-fi adventure with a minimalistic narrative focused on the intimate struggle of a daring father amidst a large-scale galactic conflict, it’s the kind of game that is best lived without any sort of spoilers or preconceived expectations. By the end of this epic journey, you’re left wondering what you have just witnessed, pondering on the subtext, and lingering for days on what exactly your character has experienced – and that’s the greatest compliment I can give to any game.Dad IssuesMistakenly described by most of the

Torn Away Review
Torn Away is a poetic and unfortunately very timely look on war through the eyes of a child. Set during World War 2, it places you in the shoes of ten-year-old Asya, a Soviet girl that escaped her fate of becoming a labor camp worker and is now facing the greatest battle of all – crossing Germany and Poland to return to her family. She doesn’t fight, but she can sneak and hide in this touching side-scrolling adventure that mixes stealth, platformer, puzzles, and cinematic first-person segments.This War of MittenWith a deep focus on narrative while taking you into this melancholic

Whateverland Review
Whateverland is a point and click adventure inspired by classics of the golden era. Monkey Island, Maniac Mansion, and others from the unforgettable LucasFilm and Sierra studios will come to mind by those who dare to play Vincent’s bizarre trip into the weird limbo-like prison known as Whateverland. Expect plenty of dark humor, odd characters, and puzzles that can be ingenious and frustrating in equal measure.Once Upon a Time in WhateverlandVincent is a petty thief that picked the wrong target for his next heist. Caught red-handed by Beatrice, he is tossed into this magical prison from where no one ever escapes…

Broken Pieces Review
Sometimes the greatest hits come from the most unsuspecting of places. Such is the case with Broken Pieces, the work of a new studio comprised of five people with the ambition and skill to pull it off. Elseware Experience created an engrossing adventure that is sure to please fans of Silent Hill and similar supernatural thrillers, delving into a mystery that is much bigger than the quaint French coastal village where the events take place. There’s even a shady cult thrown in for good measure, so you surely know that something bizarre is going on.Alone in the DarkElise and her fiancée