Recent reviews by UnitedSquids

You might never guess how completely enrapturing it could be to play as a journeyman painter for a Catholic abbey in the 16th century somewhere around the Bavarian Alps.

Solid B game. Has a nice, dark, noir atmosphere, maybe if you love wearing fedoras this is the game for you. But unfortunately the game is not long enough to really develop the story or characters while also not being fun enough to want to go on any longer than it does.

Fortunately, detective games with supernatural elements that also have good writing and gameplay have come a long way since this came out, and you can play Alan Wake II, Disco Elysium, NORCO, Unavowed, or Paradise Killer instead.

Discover the unusual story behind the Academy Awards golden "Oscar" trophy, and the power it wields over those who seek it.

Neat game where you learn all about 'systems' that are sure to 'shock' you, such as the prison–industrial complex, factory animal farming, and even private health insurance.

Alien Isolation is a bit alienating isolated but if you're a fan of the first Alien movie you should play this while isolating.

If you go to Oskar Stålberg's website, he has a little browser game called "Brick Block" [oskarstalberg.com] that you can play for free. If you find that enjoyable, Townscaper is essentially a well expanded version of that.

What can be said about Botanicula that hasn't already been said about psilocybin mushrooms? Wether you're a fan of Amanita the fungi genus or Amanita the game studio you will find something to enjoy here.

The tradition of all living generations weighs like a nightmare on the brains of the exiled.

Slightly misleading title, you actually spend multiple "Days in the Town"

A jovial joint venture between the State of Washington and Toyota to promote both Tacoma the city, and the pickup truck respectively.