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Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore Review

Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore asks the bold question: What if Zelda’s infamous CD-i misadventures were actually fun?

The feelings which overwhelm almost all my time with Anuchard are boredom and indifference.

The young Link’s Awakening fan in me finds a lot to enjoy in Saga of the Moon Priestess.

The Cub is an inconsistent and sometimes stultifying cinematic platformer.

I am uncertain if Frogsong is successful in its queer storytelling, but I appreciate its effort.

Trine 2’s biggest problem is it’s too much like the first Trine.

Sometimes there’s satisfaction to be found from a repetitive task performed thoroughly and well. I feel none of that satisfaction here.

Of the 2023 indie releases I reviewed on Play Critically, I feel these are the five best.

I hoped Ebenezer and the Invisible World would be a new classic holiday videogame. Instead it is a footnote.

In terms of design and personal satisfaction, Build is one of SteamWorld’s most successful installments.