Kyle Leclair

Life is Strange: Double Exposure doesn't have much in the way of traditional puzzles that you'd find in an adventure game, but it does have one notable artifact that you can come across: The Abraxas puzzle box, crafted by the somewhat mischievous and elite Abraxas Society that you'll encounter parts of. It's not the most complex of puzzle boxes, but it does have at least one or two notable segments, and given that it's spread out over two chapters, you could potentially miss out on it. It's an optional puzzle, but a fun one, so let's get to solving it...

Two Point Museum is set to get spooky with its campaign at one point, inviting you to experience the supernatural at Wailon Lodge...

It's hard to believe that it's been nearly thirty years since the debut of Metal Slug, the classic arcade series that quickly became one of SNK's signature franchises. And it's shocking to think that the last proper main entry in the series released back in 2008 with Metal Slug 7. Since then, Marco, Fio and company have been limited to cameos and spin-offs, mainly through mobile games that, as far as this writer knows, don't have the greatest reputation. It would be nice to see the franchise return with some more proper run-and-gun action (especially given the genre's comeback in the indie scene), but for now, at least we have a more prestige spin-off in the form of Metal Slug Tactics, courtesy of Dotemu and developers Leikir Studio. But does it still do the series proud?

The world of antiquities seems like it would be a natural fit for fans of cozy games. The thrill of discovery, the looks at various types of oddities and different cultures, the traditional mechanics of running a shop...it all seems like it would be a dream for those who want a relaxing experience. And while Strange Antiquities

Want to cause chaos with friends and help out Maschinen-Mensch with their latest game, Mother Machine? Then check out this month's open beta.

Don't let the wild style fool you: Sorry We're Closed is still one impressive horror game, especially due to one particularly creepy character...

Simogo's mind-bending puzzler Lorelei and the Laser Eyes has impressed many on the PC and Switch, and now it's set to wow PlayStation fans as well.

Ratata Arts gives us another taste of their upcoming spiritual successor to Patapon, Ratatan, via a new clip that delivers quite the festive burst.

Want to know what to expect at the upcoming Game Awards Edition of Day of the Devs? Well, the initial list of developers should provide some hints...

Kathy Rain is back with Kathy Rain 2: Soothsayer, and it looks like the stakes are definitely being upped for the sequel...