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I Can’t Escape: Darkness (PC) review

There is no avoiding how simple an emotion fear is, and I Can't Escape: Darkness' atmosphere cuts straight to that; but it is in danger of perhaps being too simple itself.

EGX

EGX Rezzed: Hands on – Mushroom 11

Mushroom 11 made an appearance at Rezzed last year, sitting in the Leftfield Collection as one of those games that is something “a little different”, and was occupied for long enough that I gave up getting a go on a...

Xbox1

Flockers (Xbox One) Review

When you borrow heavily from a 23 year old game, you should at least move that design on a little. Flockers tries to be Lemmings reborn but sadly falls short of that target.

QBEH-1 – The Atlas Cube (PC) review

Qbeh-1 - The Atlas Cube is fairly linear, but many of the puzzles have enough flexibility that you will feel able to leave your own fingerprint on them; combined with it being relaxing and occasionally tense, and you end up wit...

3DS

The Mysterious Cities of Gold: Secret Paths (3DS eShop) Review

The Mysterious Cities of Gold: Secret Paths (3DS eShop) Review

The Mysterious Cities of Gold: Secret Paths is an action/adventure puzzle game for the 3DS, based on the early-80s anime. Does anybody but me remember it?

Irritum (PC) Review

Irritum is an interesting and unconventional puzzle-platformer featuring a story line that focuses on depression and suicide.

Mobile

Mahjong Deluxe 2 (Android) Review

Mahjong Deluxe 2 puts a 3d spin on your idea of mahjong. By losing the matching restraints present in traditional mahjong, some of the true puzzling challenge you are used to does get lost. However, the addition of a memory ele...

Mobile

Sushi Mushi (iOs) Review

Sushi Mushi is an addicting little social game that had me challenging random strangers far later than I should have. With colorful and engaging gameplay, tons of customization available, and various missions to help you earn...

PS3

Germinator (PS3) Review

Germinator is just a fun game. With some admittedly quite corny humor, and a sense of playfulness throughout, it offers a challenging game that your entire family can enjoy together. Germinator has tons of levels, and going bac...

Mobile

Abyss: the Wraiths of Eden (iOs) Review

Abyss: the Wraiths of Eden is what a hidden object adventure should be. The puzzles are challenging and varied, and the story line is interesting and engaging, with a whole lot of creepy thrown in for good measure.