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Jillian will play any game with cute characters or an isometric perspective, but her favorites are Fallout 3, Secret of Mana, and Harvest Moon. Her PC suffers from permanent cat-on-keyboard syndrome, which she blames for most deaths in Don’t Starve. She occasionally stops gaming long enough to eat waffles and rewatch Battlestar Galactica.
  • Hidden Folks Review: Found Art
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    Hidden Folks Review: Found Art

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    Hidden Folks is a playful, energetic seek and find experience featuring meticulously detailed scenes packed with tiny people going about their daily business. Each level is its own wimmelbilder, or teeming figure picture, made up of hundreds of individuals existing …
  • Alto’s Odyssey Gets Its First Trailer
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    Alto’s Odyssey Gets Its First Trailer

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    Back in December, Snowman announced a sequel to Alto’s Adventure with nothing more than a tweet and a very simple website introducing us to their next skiing journey. Today, in honor of Alto’s Adventure’s second birthday, we’ve been given a tiny …
  • Evergrow Review: Lonely Rolling Square
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    Evergrow Review: Lonely Rolling Square

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    Evergrow is a charming, laid-back spin on the twin stick space battles of games like Asteroids and Geometry Wars. Instead of piloting a ship through treacherous territory, you’ll control a sentient square known as a Chromaroid who has set out …
  • Slayaway Camp Review: Overnight Senslaytion
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    Slayaway Camp Review: Overnight Senslaytion

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    Slayaway Camp is a horror-themed puzzle game with heart. Literally, hundreds of hearts ripped still-beating from the chests of its voxel victims. But it also contains devilishly difficult puzzles that are crafted with so much care that it’s hard not …
  • Chroma Rush Review: Paint Thinner
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    Chroma Rush Review: Paint Thinner

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    Two of our favorite puzzles games from the past few years are Lonely Few’s deceptively simple color-ordering twists on Sudoku, Blendoku and Blendoku 2. These games took a very straightforward idea—put tiles in the correct arrangement according to color gradient—and …