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- October 12, 2026 Humorous Survivor Horror game Outbreak: Dead City gets November release date EastAsiaSoft revealed that first-person survival shooter Outbreak: Dead City…
- October 12, 2026 Mr. Scary – Where Are You? (XSX) Review Mr. Scary – Where Are You? is a new…
- October 11, 2026 60-Second PocketStation Review – Pocket MuuMuu’s DARTS Pocket MuuMuu (1999) was a Japan exclusive PSOne game…
- October 9, 2026 Physics-based rage platfomer Flippping Is Hard coming to Steam soon Elegant Horse Studios announced that Flipping Is Hard, a…
- October 9, 2026 Joe & Mac Retro Collection gets a release date physically and digitally Joe, Mac and Congo are almost here! Joe &…
Mate’Morphosis (XSX) Review
Mate’Morphosis isn’t a Chess game. It is a single player trial-and-error-based puzzle game that…
Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom (PC) Review
Every once in a while, a puzzle game appears in the wild that doesn’t…
Super Columns (Game Gear, 1995) 2-player mode, Enable The Link Cable
Super Columns on Game Gear is more polished in comparison to the original. However,…
GluMe is new sliding puzzle game coming to consoles
Get ready for GluMe, a sliding puzzle game where you control a slime, and…
Tiny Biomes (XSX) Review
Tiny Biomes is a simple tile rotation puzzle game where you need to guide…
SPEAR (XSX) Review
Developed with a clear eye for creativity and presentation, SPEAR is one of those…
The Order of the Snake Scale (XSX) Review
Developed by Simple Games Studio, The Order of the Snake Scale is an eerie…
Hook: Complete Edition now on Playstation
Hook: Complete Edition is now available on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. The collection…
A-RED Walking Robot (PC) Review
Developed by indie team Jookitooz, A-RED Walking Robot is a physics-based puzzle platformer that…
Hook: Complete Edition (XSX) Review
I have to admit that my expectations of Hook: Complete Edition were rather low…
Hegzis is a new puzzle game by EastAsiaSoft
Put your brain to the test across dozens of unique challenges in Hegzis, a…
Relaxing puzzle compilation Hook: Complete Edition now available on console
Hook: Complete Edition hits consoles. This is a set of two puzzle games created…
Urban Jungle (PC) Review
From the creative minds at Kylyk Games and published by Assemble Entertainment, Urban Jungle…
Guards II Chaos in Hell (PC) Review
Developed by Battlecruiser Games and published by Hero Craft PC, Guards II Chaos in…
Wyrmhall: Brush and Banter (PC) Review
Developed and published by Leafy Games, Wyrmhall: Brush and Banter takes us on a…
Terror At Oakheart (PC) Review
Having recently covered Suffer the Night, I was excited to get the opportunity to…
Kirby Star Stacker (GB, 1997) – ENABLE THE LINK CABLE
Kirby Star Stacker is a late, forgotten Gameboy puzzler that features head-to-head multiplayer over…
O.W.L. Projekt (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, O.W.L. Projekt is an environmental isometric puzzle game about manipulating blocks…
Besiege (XSX) Review
An applaudable collaboration between Spiderling Studios and publishing veterans, Ultimate Games S.A, Besiege is…
SokoPenguin (XSX) Review
SokoPenguin is another low-cost, easy Achievement unlocking, casual Sokoban title published by EastAsiaSoft. It…
Block pusher SokoPenguin releasing late August
A chill puzzle adventure awaits in SokoPenguin, a top-down pixel art block-sliding game where…
Turn To Mine (XSX) Review
Published by Sometimes You and created by the same developer as Catty & Batty:…
Sam and Max Devil’s Playground Remastered (PC) Review
After nearly a decade and a half, the cult franchise game, Sam and Max:…
Tetris DX exclusive animations when played on a GAMEBOY COLOR
Tetris DX shipped on a black Gameboy cartridge. Black cartridge games are compatible with…
Puzzler Fit My Cat now available on Xbox
Fit My Cat, published by RedDeer.Games, is now available on Xbox. It is also…
Bomb Cat looks like Suika Game but with cats
Prepare for a purr-fectly explosive gaming experience like no other! RedDeer.Games announced Bomb Cat,…
SokoFrog (XSX) Review
In case you couldn’t tell from the title, SokoFrog is a simple, cutesy Sokoban…
Knowledge Keeper (XSX) Review
Essentially a glorified Sokoban game, Knowledge Keeper offers plenty of single player puzzle solving…
Block pushing puzzler SokoFrog coming soon
Pushing puzzles get a colorfully cute twist in SokoFrog, a top-down pixel art adventure…
Shivering Stone (XSX) Review with stream
Shivering Stone is a single-screen block pushing puzzle game, aka Sokoban, built around a…
Magical Tetris Challenge (GBC, 2000) – ENABLE THE LINK CABLE
A handheld port, of a console port, of an arcade games, Magical Tetris Challenge…
Settris (XSX) Review with stream
An unofficial spin-off of Tetris, Settris is a casual experience tasking the player to…
The Traveler’s Path (XSX) Review with stream
The Traveler’s Path is a simple puzzle game about guiding a traveler to the…
Rayland 2 (XSX) Review
Direct sequel to the original light bouncing puzzle game, Rayland 2 is more of…
Lighting bouncing puzzle game Rayland 2 coming to console soon
Welcome to Rayland. The inhabitants of this island use the energy coming from special…
The Shape of Things (Switch) Review
Inspired by the Rubik’s Cube, The Shape of Things is a relaxing, casual puzzle…
Fluffy Milo (XSX) Review with stream
Fluffy Milo is an EastAsiaSoft published block pushing puzzle game that cost $4.99. It…
Block pushing puzzler Fluffy Milo coming to console
Embark on a pushing puzzle adventure through the seasons in Fluffy Milo! Featuring 60…
Sergeant Squidlies: Space Cop (PC) Review
Sergeant Squidlies: Space Cop is a text adventure game created by Ninjaconor. Stepping into…
Casual 3D puzzler The Shape of Things coming to Switch
Hyper Three Studio is proud to announce August 31st 2023 as the official worldwide release date…
Mr. Scary – Where Are You? (XSX) Review
Mr. Scary – Where Are You? is a new NES game created in NES Maker and ported to modern…
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