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Toem 2 review - the healing power of photography (opens the original)
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The sequel to indie favourite Toem is not much of a departure from the original but it is the perfect antidote to other more bombastic video games. Since most video games use a virtual camera, that lets you see what’s going on in their digitally created worlds, it’s not surprising that many extrapolate that to feature photography as a central theme. Fatal Frame’s Camera Obscura lets you capture spirits of the dead, New Pokémon Snap gets you to catalogue its wildlife in a safari style adventure,
Keep Driving PS5 review - beware of hitchhikers (opens the original)
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A roguelite road trip where your relationship with your parents may lead to the game over screen is one of the most endearingly oddball indie games of the year. There are times in life when less is more. If you’ve seen one too many expensively produced, but oddly peril free, CGI movie chase sequence or feel as though every single supermarket ready meal somehow manages to be simultaneously both too sweet and too salty, there’s a moment when you yearn for something simpler and more pared back. Som
Rivage review - in space, no one can hear you solve puzzles (opens the original)
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An indie sci-fi puzzle game attempts to offer a more laidback experience, when compared to the season’s more action-orientated blockbusters. Puzzles have been around for as long as humans have known how to write, it’s just their delivery mechanism that changes. Up until fairly recently that was most likely to be a book or the back pages of a newspaper, the answers to each cryptic clue typically hidden on a different page or written upside down in small letters. Both of those systems are an open
Moonlighter 2 review – the joy of shelf stacking and inventory arrangement (opens the original)
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The indie game that’s part dungeon crawler and part shop simulator is back, with greatly improved graphics and a lot more stock that needs pricing. Dungeon crawlers have been around for a long time. Starting with pen and paper role-players, before transitioning to computer mainframes in universities, and then home devices, their ubiquity has been so complete that they’ve become something of a video game cliché. One antidote to that is to subvert the genre by shifting the spotlight away from mons
The Blood Of Dawnwalker review - witcher by day and vampire by night (opens the original)
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From the co-director of The Witcher 3, and many other CD Projekt Red veterans, comes a brand new action role-player that turns you into a vampire in medieval Europe. The Middle Ages are currently having a moment of unusual popularity, as a setting for video games. From Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 to Pentiment and Crusader Kings 3, and most recently, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, are all set in Europe during its Black Death ridden pre-Renaissance period. It’s an era that covers 1,000 years, so
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