Evergarden By: Flippfly, LLC Flippfly’s Evergarden is a relaxing endless merging puzzler. What sets it apart from others like it is the gorgeous graphics and soundtrack, unique mechanics, and lack of in-app purchases. The game doesn’t tell you much, though, so you’re left to figuring things out on your own. If you would rather have some help, though, you can
Stranger Cases By: Snapbreak Games Stranger Cases: A Mystery Escape is the latest adventure game from Snapbreak Games. Like their other releases, you can play the first few levels for free before deciding whether to purchase the rest. The game starts off pretty easy and includes a tutorial, but this walkthrough should help you with the rest. It’s a work
Barbearian, Unavowed, Edna & Harvey: Harvey’s New Eyes, Evergarden, Powerless, The Company Game, The Lone Survivor Hi everyone and welcome back to another late installment of My Week Unwrapped, where I discuss all the games I’ve been playing over the last seven days. I pushed it off to another Wednesday so I could fit more games into it. This week
Barbearian By: Kimmo Lahtinen (GIMBLLL) I’ve had GIMBLLL’s massive hack-n-slack, Barbearian, for a couple of weeks now and have been loving it, even though my thumb hurts from the frantic and hectic gameplay. Last week, I wrote a bit about how the game’s accessibility options make it easier for players of all skill levels to complete the game. I haven’t
The Lone Survivor – Adventure By: Midnight Adventures LLC The Lone Survivor is the latest game by Midnight Adventures, and it starts off with you crash landing your plane on a mysterious island. It can be tricky at times, so I’m making a step-by-she walkthrough for anyone who might need help. It’s a work in progress, so please bear with
The Company Game By: gary gogis (Chain Reaction Games) If you’ve enjoyed games like Blackbox or The Guides, you’ll want to keep an eye out for Chain Reaction Games’ The Company Game, a mysterious puzzler releasing in September that was, impressively, developed by a 14-year-old. It takes some inspiration from these games but stands out on its own due to
Powerless By: Narratio Narratio’s upcoming Powerless has a compelling pitch. It’s advertised as an “interactive doomsday simulator,” and its goal is to put the player into realistic life-and-death situations to see how they would react and whether they could survive. You play as multiple different characters as they try to make it out alive after a coronal mass ejection (CME)
Radiant One, Anamorph, Chimera Recollect, The Sequence [2], Numbala, Barbearian, Super Starfish, The Eyes of Ara, Edna & Harvey: Harvey’s New Eyes Hi everyone, and welcome back to another installment of My Week Unwrapped, where I discuss all the games I’ve been playing over the last seven days. If you’re one of the few people who actually reads these roundup
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