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Take Time Review: Some Things Last a Long Time
★★★★☆ — Designers Alexi Piovesan and Julien Prothière let you encounter each challenge on your own terms: problem solving, coming up with your own heuristics, building up a whole suite of skills. Reading minds is part of the puzzle but not the whole game.
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Dungeon Fighter Review: Spell Slinger
★★★☆☆ — Dungeon Fighter is less a dexterity game about getting good at accurately placing cubes and more a gauntlet of dice-themed humiliations… Read More
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My Most Played Games of 2025
Extra! Extra! Manaworm is entering its Buzzfeed era and I’m making a list of games I’ve played a lot in 2025. Read More
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Pyrotechnics Review: Pocketful of Sparks
★★★☆☆ — For every limitation imposed by size, there is someone out there creative enough to accept the challenge and bound over them.… Read More
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A Gentle Rain Review: Water Memory
★★★★☆ — Kevin Wilson’s A Gentle Rain is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle with an infinite number of subjective solutions. When I… Read More
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Bullet Heart Review: Extradimensional Lead Storms
★★★★★ — Level 99 Games beamed Bullet♥︎ into this universe from an alternate one where its diverse cast was already beloved in profile… Read More
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Tinderblox Review: Little Inferno
★★★★☆ — Piece by piece, you’re building this fire– not just the logs, but also the blocky fire and the blocky embers, too.… Read More
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Landmarks Review: Leading a Team to Water
★★★☆☆ — It is their job to lead their team, the metaphorical horse, to water. In Landmarks, as in life, it is not… Read More
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Casinopolis Review: Paving Paradise
★★★☆☆ — I am impressed by how much “game” has been compressed to fit into such a thin and pocketable package, but I’m… Read More
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Nature Review: Invincible Mice and Other Captivating Creatures
★★★★☆ — Nature feels like the genuine article; a family-weight simulation of natural selection showcasing how animals put ecological pressure on one another.… Read More
