
Lost in Random Review
Have you ever imagined living in a world where a single dice roll decides your destiny? Even if the idea never crossed your mind, now you can experience it in Lost in Random, a game developed by Zoink and Thunderful, and published by Electronic Arts. It was released on 10 September, 2021.The story takes place in the strange Kingdom of Random, where everything is controlled by dice. When kids turn 12, they must roll a magical dice that chooses which part of the kingdom they’ll live in forever. You play as Even, a brave 11-year-old girl who wants to save her

The Alters Review
This can't be happening. Wary hands tousle through unkempt hair as Jans body slunk against the cold metal wall, only slightly slowing his decent as he thudded to the floor with exhaustion. Absolutely nothing about this mission had gone to plan. NOTHING. And now...And now...He peered up, eyes straining against the translucent membrane of The Womb- it's walls thrumming as though it were alive. Maybe it was.... who knows.Certainly not you. You... you are just a builder, Jan. That's how we ended up in this fucked up situation, to begin with. JUST a builder, but perhaps in another life... in another timeline... fuck.

Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream Review
Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream is the breakout title for Swedish developer River End Games - and they are coming out swinging. Taking players on an immersive and emotional journey in a somewhat alternate history, join Hanna in her adventures through the vibrant city of Eriksholm. While indeed vibrant with color, activity and character- it is also a city dealing with the heartpox: a devastating disease that is more often than not a death sentence for those who contract it- very few skirting by into the graces of recovery. Bringing this unique city and it's circumstances to life is no easy feat,

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review
Ready for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33? This game has everything you could want! Stunning graphics, a beautiful story, and great gameplay, but let’s go back to the beginning.The story is about a group of heroes on a desperate mission to stop a mysterious entity known as the Paintress. Each year, she awakens to paint a number on her monolith, and anyone of that age or older turns to smoke and vanishes. This year, the number is 33. And so the story begins.The first thing you'll notice when launching the game is its breathtaking visuals. Personally, I’ve never paused a game just to

Silverpine Creek Review
I received a key to play Silverpine Creek, a microphone sensitive, first person, survival horror game developed and published by indie dev Phantom Toast. The game was released on Steam March 25, 2025 and costs $6.99 USD.Here’s the backstory. Years ago, a woman named Korana was suspected of being a witch and the people in her village decided to execute her via a burning ritual. Something went wrong and Korana escaped death, but she remained in the village, killing everyone she found.In the present day, four people decide it’s a good idea to go camping in the now abandoned village, and