Category: video game reviews


  • Undertale is weird and disorienting. However, it’s easy to be mislead by its aesthetics if one knows nothing about what this game really is about. On the surface, it looks like an old school RPG game with a traditional combat system. Since I hadn’t read a lot about it before playing, it took me some […]

  • On these Attention War days, where everything’s eye-candied and stunning visuals try to stand out in the noise, Thomas was Alone comes as a rarity. This is definitely not one of those games that sells itself on the screenshots: And don’t misunderstand me. I find the art direction of this game to be quite sophisticated […]

  • I was instantly inspired and delighted when I saw Hidden Folks for the first time. It took place like a “boy/girl falls in love with boy/girl” scene, where you just see him/her at the other side of the room at a party (or Gamescom indie booth in this case), and you instantly realize you’re just […]