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While it can definitely be nice to have a video game adventure that you can play for days on end,

It’s not a secret that the internet absolutely adores cats, and for some, the mere idea of playing as one

Despite the entire time management genre quite reasonably being focused on your ability to complete tasks within the given time

While an award-winning author in his homeland of Belgium, Joost Vandecasteele is not a man whose works I’m familiar with

Once a genre has been around long enough, it becomes easier to identify the tropes within it. When a lot

While video games are full of nonviolent titles thanks to the existence of genres like the puzzle game, it is

While a visual novel and graphic novel may sound like they’d be two words for the same thing, the video

It’s fairly common for a hidden object game to throw in some extra gameplay types on top of its search-and-find

If you take one look at Splasher’s art style and its cigar-chomping main villain who will raise his middle finger

Gaijin Games’s Bit.Trip series has always been rather experimental, and with its third installment Bit.Trip Void having you take control

When the spark of inspiration strikes, it can be difficult to answer the call. It’s not only a matter of

The English alphabet contains many simple shapes, making it little surprise when you find some object that contains something that

The mythical idea of a “Netflix for games” has tantalized gamers since streaming reached the point it could potentially provide

Some games come out and are popular with players, others might become critical darlings, but every now and then a

Perhaps The Great Perhaps could have been great, but if you sit down to play this side-scrolling adventure, you’ll find

Back in the summer of 2011, I joined Steam so that I could play the newly free-to-play shooter Team Fortress

The first Shelter game is a structured narrative about a mother badger trying to help her children survive in a

Figment is a game that takes place inside the mind, and as such, a lot of imagination was put into

Her Majesty’s SPIFFING is a point and click adventure game that comes right out of the gate with some dialogue

A man wakes up after the end of the world, only flashes of his past held in his fractured memory

Every now and then I’ll find a game that feels like it would have been better off being a movie