Recent reviews by Chloe Ivy

I said it about The Talos Principle, and I'll say it again.

Come for the puzzles, stay for the existential crisis. Now with more robots.

I've played several offshoots from Playdead developers (Somerville, Cocoon), but Planet of Lana is by far the most polished.

Like its spiritual predecessors—Limbo and Inside—Planet of Lana is another short but sweet masterpiece of narrative storytelling.

I am but a simple woman. I see a new Devcats game, I play the new Devcats game.

Diablo meets Risk of Rain in this chaotically fun jump-in, jump-out coop with a gorgeous art style.

A perfect game for fans of A Short Hike or early internet flash games. Play under a blanket on a rainy day for maximum enjoyment.

I keep playing this game instead of power washing my actual patio.

This game is perfect for people who enjoy D&D but don't have friends.

Why haven't you bought this game yet? Total misplay.

Come for the puzzles, stay for the existential crisis.

So immersive that you'll want to give up your day job to live alone in a tower in the forest.