Author: Anna

The horror genre in gaming thrives on atmosphere, tension, and creeping dread. BrokenLore: LOW, developed by Serafini Productions, delivers all three. Set in the misty and enigmatic village of Kirisame Mura, this psychological horror experience blends folklore with modern storytelling. It’s a game that lingers in the mind long after the credits roll. While short, its gripping atmosphere, stunning visuals, and masterful sound design make it a must-play for horror fans. A Village Cursed by Its Past Players take on the role of Naomi Montgomery, a musician hoping to advance her career. She travels to Kirisame Mura to meet with…

Sometimes, a game doesn’t need to be an epic 50-hour journey or a complex narrative-driven experience to capture your attention. A Game About Digging A Hole does exactly what its title suggests—no tricks, no twists. You dig a hole, collect resources, and upgrade your gear to dig deeper. The concept sounds absurdly simple, yet this game proves that even the most basic ideas can offer a surprisingly enjoyable experience. But what sets it apart? Its minimalist charm, polished mechanics, and strangely addictive gameplay loop give it that one more shovel-full appeal, reminiscent of old-school flash games on Newgrounds—but with a…

If you love the adrenaline rush of speeding down life-threatening snowy slopes but prefer to keep your bones unbroken, Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders might just be the perfect game for you. The follow-up to the widely praised Lonely Mountains: Downhill swaps bikes for skis, sending players hurtling down icy peaks in an exhilarating blend of speed, precision, and exploration. With challenging courses, customizable characters, and a brand-new multiplayer mode, Snow Riders is poised to captivate fans of the series and newcomers alike. From Downhill to Downright Dangerous Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders shares much of its DNA with its predecessor, Lonely…

A Tale of Fate, Identity, and Mystery Threefold Recital, developed by Everscape Games, is a visually stunning and narratively rich adventure that explores themes of destiny, transformation, and personal enlightenment. Set in an oriental fantasy world where humans, dragons, and beastlings coexist, the game follows three distinct protagonists—Triratna, a wolf-turned-monk; Taiqing, a fox-turned-priest; and Transia, a snake-turned-artist. Each character’s journey intertwines with the others, gradually revealing a deeper mystery that binds them together. While marketed as an adventure-platformer, Threefold Recital leans more toward an interactive visual novel, with puzzle-solving and light platforming elements serving as secondary mechanics. The game’s true…

A Bold Attempt at Innovation in the Roguelite Genre Warden’s Will is a fast-paced movement shooter with roguelite mechanics, offering both solo and co-op play for up to three players. With an emphasis on fluid mobility, chaotic battles, and intense bullet-hell action, the game sets out to create a unique experience that distinguishes itself from other roguelites. However, while Warden’s Will has some standout features—including a refreshing take on movement abilities and an engaging combat loop—it also struggles with balancing issues, a lack of meaningful long-term progression, and an overall sense that it’s not quite complete. Is this game worth…