“Art Heist” is the fifth installment in the Adventure Escape Room series by M9 Games, offering progression in storytelling and elements of voice acting. The game involves solving puzzles by finding hidden solutions, with a new hint feature for assistance. Despite the improvements, minor bugs are present. Overall, “Art Heist” is recommended as a promising continuation of the series.
“Love Kuesuto” is an unconventional game where a 95-year-old man rectifies past relationship mistakes guided by Aphrodite, God, and the Devil. The game is carried out via four play boards and a series of relationship questions, leading to different outcomes. Despite its strange scoring system and lack of complexity, it offers occasional entertainment. The game’s overall experience may vary for different players.
Retro Mystery Club Vol. 1: The Ise-Shima Case is better if you’re Japanese, but I still highly enjoyed the story!
Love Love School Days is a horror game where you hide from a crazed dating sim heroine. Premise is cool, game is less so.
Vampire Survivors is a great game, just that it is not the only auto-shooter worth playing anymore.
Organ Trail is a lesson that in the zombie apocalypse, you’re probably going to die.
Racoon Adventure a ripoff of a free computer game. Go play that one instead.
Crafting Block World is Minecraft, with nothing that makes that game the Juggernaut it is.
Boo Party fronts a good time, but in the end, this party is just lame.
Earthen Dragon required a much larger budget to make something people want to play. It didn’t have a large budget.
From action games, to racers, to casual puzzle games, we’ll cover all of the obscure indie titles that gamers can look forward to.
