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The Cub Review

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.

The Bookwalker: Thief of Tales’ intriguing setting and striking visuals keep me engaged when its mechanics do not.

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.

If I didn’t know better I would believe Prison City is a classic 8-bit action-platformer, resurrected and polished for current audiences.

9 Years of Shadow feels like an unfinished puzzle whose pieces don’t fit together.