RYAN JOHNSON
Sonority (Switch) Review
Sonority is a unique music puzzle game where learning pitches will help you solve puzzles and unravel the mystery to find the music that can heal your friend.
Hello Neighbor 2 (Switch) Review
Hello Neighbor 2 provides more for fans of the series, but can feel obtuse for gamers who are visiting this little neighborhood for the first time.
Freshly Frosted (Switch) Review
Freshly Frosted is what I think a utopian cell phone puzzle game would be. No freemium game will ever be able to respect your time, patience, and brain cells the same way.
Glyph (PC) Review
Glyph is a puzzle-platformer that definitely evokes the Monkey Ball feel set in a mysterious Egyptian desert setting. Definitely a fun puzzler, but it’s precision requirements leave some frustrated.
Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective (Switch) Review
Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective is an interactive game based on puzzle books similar to the Where’s Waldo series. With plenty of little things to hunt out and a maze to traverse on each level, puzzle and maze loving kids have a perfect game to add some variety to their gameplay.
The Sojourn Review
The Sojourn tries to represent the process of growing up and learning for oneself through a series of puzzles set around rules that make for tricky progress, much like the journey of life. This particular journey offers a lot of unique puzzles and an impactful story worth checking out.
Catherine: Full Body (PS4) Review
Catherine returns in a richer, fuller bodied edition. Adding another potential love interest with multiple endings, new endings for the returning romances, twice the puzzles and more, this is really a piece-de-resistance for fans of the original release.
She Remembered Caterpillars (Switch) Review
She Remembered Caterpillars is an indie game that’s been out for a while on Steam and is making it’s way to Nintendo Switch. It’s a puzzler that reminds you of classic logic puzzles from grade and high school. Easy to learn but difficult to master, this value priced puzzler will make you feel smart when you figure out some of it’s trickier puzzlers.
Solar Flux (Nintendo Switch) Review
Solar Flux is a nice little gravity-based puzzler, albeit a straight port of a title that’s been out for five years on other platforms. The Switch is the definitive version though, offering players multiple control schemes thanks to the system’s unique off-screen gameplay.