EA: Edge of Dreams is a confusing randomized shooter that’s still very early in development. At the moment I wouldn’t recommend it, but check back after it has more content and direction. 3/10
Category: Reviews
bookmark_borderArcana Sands of Destiny (2020) Review
Arcana Sands of Destiny is a hidden object adventure with an Egyptian theme. The story/dialogue isn’t the best, but the gameplay is fun for all HOG fans. Make sure to inspect everything! 6/10
bookmark_borderWizardCraft Colonies (2020) Review
EA: WizardCraft Colonies is a colony simulator with a lot of features, and there’s no absence of new mechanics for you to learn. I don’t normally like this type of game, but this was fun. 6/10
bookmark_borderELYSION (2019) Review
ELYSION is a bullet hell game with characters and humor/dialogue that reminds me a lot of the Hyperdimension Neptunia franchise. Sometimes I get the bullets and pickups mixed up. 7/10
bookmark_borderAlien Escape (2019) Review
Alien Escape is a puzzle platformer that does a great job at providing tricky puzzles without complicated controls. With only movement and two rotation buttons, it’s easy to pick up for all ages. 7/10
bookmark_borderLimiter! (2020) Review
Limiter! is a go-at-your-own-pace puzzle game where you need to light up all of the tiles to proceed. The balance between difficulty and design is perfect, where no puzzle feels frustrating. 7/10
bookmark_borderFeathery Ears (2019) Review
Feathery Ears is a open world platformer that leaves your direction up to you, with only vague hints to tell you how to progress. It’s fun to explore, but a bit more guidance would go a long way. 6/10
bookmark_borderCore Awaken ~Jilelen and LittleSnow~ (2020) Review
Core Awaken ~Jilelen and LittleSnow~ is a 3D platformer with a rough translation where you control a robot duo and explore the Crimson Dungeon. The gameplay feels dated but it’s still fun. 6/10
bookmark_borderIdleCoin (2020) Review
PR: IdleCoin Is a simple and slow idle game that starts out (for a very long time) as just a clicker. You practically need an autoclicker to get past that point, but the rest doesn’t offer much. 4/10
bookmark_borderMixolumia (2020) Review
Mixolumia is a gem in the niche of rhythm puzzle games, and it’s one that I wholeheartedly recommend. The minimalistic art style pairs well with the provided music, and the game is great. 7.5/10