![]() ![]() Items you collect go into a nice drop-down inventory at the top and you can move around whatever you want to make it interact with something else. There's a classic vibe to the clicking and pointing that you do, although there's no nine verb menu to contend with. If I was a cyborg I would 100% look down on robots, and that's what Anna Isobe does quite a lot in The Sundew, a cyberpunk point and click puzzle adventure set in (naturally) a future dystopia. ![]() Like, I want to wrap up in a blanket and play these games and maybe think about my granny a bit. And they all gave me that happy-sad feeling. I know I'm biased in favour of puzzle games more than the usual reader, but these ones are very good and worth a punt, and at least one should pique the old interest. This week, I have collected three different puzzle games with very different vibes. Didn't you watch Inside Out? I did, and in my screening at the cinema a child called out "Where's Bing Bong?" when the heroic Bing Bong disappeared. It's healthy to feel sad sometimes, you know. It's the time of year, before the Skeleton War memes begin in earnest, to luxuriate in feeling a bit melancholy. When I leave the office it isn't dark, but it's fuzzy around the edges. ![]() I am having discussions at home about putting the heating on. TFI Friday is a regular column where Alice Bee finds some new indie games and presents them to you. ![]()
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