In Goblin and Recipes: Match-3 Adventure, we join a goblin chef on a cozy culinary adventure, where we solve a classic match-3 puzzle to unlock Balkan recipes.
Indie & Wholesome Gaming with a Cuppa!
No frills, no story. Just you exercising the grey cells
In Goblin and Recipes: Match-3 Adventure, we join a goblin chef on a cozy culinary adventure, where we solve a classic match-3 puzzle to unlock Balkan recipes.
We recommend We Are Gum for Sokoban-style puzzle enthusiasts and for people curious about their problem-solving skills.
Medusa Crisis is a puzzle logic game where you cosplay as Medusa, chilling in Ares’ Temple when soldiers decide that bath time is over.
Apparently, Athena has something against you ?
It is now your job to figure out an escape plan and find out if you can really outwit the goddess of Strategic War…
Fingers crossed !
In Mahjong Fest: Sakura Garden, we compete in tile-matching puzzles and collect stars and coins. The stars we use to renovate a decrepit Japanese garden.
Purr in Bloom is a logic puzzle game that tasks players with finding cats hidden among vibrant flowers using deduction and clues. Much like Sudoku or crowns…
In The Sorting Bureau, we take on a job in a quiet Tokyo workshop, where we sort through boxes of clutter – buttons, coins, gears, stamps, candy, and so on.
I should probably start by saying that summer is not exactly my peak gaming season. Between long walks, spontaneous plans, and the general refusal to stay indoors when the sun finally shows up, my PC tends to get a little… neglected.
We had a great time in Rita, where we play as a little chick named Rita who has just hatched but already loves solving crosswords and other word puzzles.
Some showcases are all about the biggest AAA reveals. Others exist to shine a spotlight on voices we don’t hear nearly enough. The Afro Game Showcase firmly belongs to the second category.
Trackastrophe! is a puzzle game built around a very simple premise: keep a colourful little train moving by placing railway pieces before it reaches the end of the line.