The Henry Stickmin Collection PC Game Reviews

The Henry Stickmin Collection

The Henry Stickmin Collection is a brilliant remaster of six interactive cartoon adventures filled with absurd humor, clever branching paths, and a mountain of hilarious ways to fail. It is way more fun than it has any right to be, especially for fans of the original Flash games.

Gameplay: Simple point-and-click controls, branching choices, and hilarious fail animations keep things fresh and endlessly replayable.

Graphics: Clean, well-animated visuals bring the classic stickman style to life, with expressive characters and improved backgrounds that work well in modern resolutions.

Sound: A solid mix of catchy music, upgraded sound effects, and clever audio cues that enhance the humor and action throughout

The Deadly Tower of Monsters PC Game Reviews

The Deadly Tower of Monsters

The Deadly Tower of Monsters challenges players to make their way up an enormous tower while dispatching an assortment of B-movie monsters. The whole game is framed as a DVD re-release of an old sci-fi movie, complete with commentary by the director. It obviously doesn’t take itself very seriously, and some elements, like the camera, can be a little annoying, but the game is a blast to play from start to finish.

Gameplay: Players spend most of their time hacking, slashing, shooting, and platforming, but freefalling off the tower is a lot of fun, too.

Graphics: The attention to detail is excellent, from the stop-motion enemies to the dizzying heights from which players can freefall.

Sound: The soundtrack is really good, and while the commentary might not be everyone’s cup of tea, it is really well done

What Lies in the Multiverse First Look Video News

What Lies in the Multiverse First Look Video

What Lies in the Multiverse by Studio Voyager, IguanaBee, and Untold Tales is a story-driven puzzle platformer that sends players on a reality-bending adventure. As players journey across the beautiful pixel-art worlds, they can switch to the unique parallel reality of each one at will to solve puzzles. There’s also a vast cast of quirky characters to meet and a light-hearted story that is not afraid to delve into the darker side of human nature. Check out the video below to see some of the puzzles in action

Leisure Suit Larry – Wet Dreams Dry Twice PC Game Reviews

Leisure Suit Larry – Wet Dreams Dry Twice

Larry is back after his adventures in Wet Dreams Don’t Dry and this time he has to fend for himself on the wild and untamed islands of Kalau’a. His primary goal is to track down the girl he fell madly in love with during the previous game, but as always with Larry, things are never straightforward. From cryptocurrency pirates and lesbian cannibals to secret caves and mysterious artifacts, this is one of Larry’s biggest adventures yet. Some of the humor is a little forced and the game has a few obscure puzzles, but overall it’s a challenging and enjoyable point and click adventure.

Gameplay: Plenty of puzzles to sink your teeth into.

Graphics: Larry gets to visit a lot of diverse locations in this adventure.

Sound: Decent voice acting and the music isn’t bad either

Press X to Not Die PC Game Reviews

Press X to Not Die

Press X To Not Die is a quick-time-laden FMV game with B-movie levels of acting and effects. While this sounds pretty terrible in theory, it is actually quite entertaining when you sit down and play it. Unfortunately, the game isn’t very long, but it is a lot of fun while it lasts, and there is some replay value thanks to the branching storyline and the multitude of ways you can die. The game also sells for pocket change, so if you are in the mood for thirty minutes of goofball entertainment, you can’t go wrong with Press X To Not Die.

Gameplay: Press “X” (and a few other keys depending on the difficulty setting) to not die (and perform a few other actions.)

Graphics: The visuals consist purely of HD GoPro footage.

Sound: The acting is as cringe-worthy as one would expect from an interactive movie, but this just adds to the entertainment