Dream Detective is a delightful, if not particularly innovative, hidden object game, but its barrage of ads can make it hard to keep playing.

Simulacra 2 is an intriguing investigative FMV game that has players digging through a dead woman’s phone, but its narrative sometimes slips into silliness.

SuperEpic’s skewering of the video game industry’s flaws is fun and engaging, but its channeling of ’90s nostalgia grows a bit grating.

Tia Kalla explains why Pokemon Masters, a game that could theoretically excel in the gacha genre, is instead an exploitative mess.

Sidequest’s best games of 2019 were not necessarily games that came out this year, but that doesn’t mean we love them any less.

Melissa Brinks and Nola Pfau come to terms with the terrifying reality that they each spent over a year on Crush Crush. It could have been worse?

Elvie Mae Parian recaps this year’s Game Devs of Color Expo, including some of the wonderful games exhibited at the event.

Kate Lyons shares the story behind Belegerwen Daeris, an elven princess who helped her rekindle her love of writing after writer’s block.

Night City, Jackalope’s latest massive LARP, gave Jameson Hampton the chance to experience love, redemption, and tragedy in an immersive Cyberpunk world.

Marvel’s Spider-Man is a delightful game about a young adult learning to be a better person, but despite that, it’s not actually YA.