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After another thinky game-packed year, Team Thinky reflect on their favourite games they've played during the past twelve months.
A short review of two recent tabletop releases that you can easily take with you for quick sessions between your bigger activities.
The eerie, cryptic puzzle-platformer exploration game Nonolith has been anticipated for some time, and last week we got our hands on the game's first demo, finally being able to drop into this strange world and begin our work of peeling back its unexplained layers.
Welcome to Thinky Third Thursday, curated by Alan Hazelden of Draknek & Friends – a monthly roundup of thinky puzzle games that have caught my eye.
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Blue Prince’s multiple endings allow different types of players to stop when they want. But its 'true ending' asks players to face the fact that some questions may remain unanswered.
Our annual awards show is returning for another year: you can now see the nominees in every category and cast your vote for the various audience awards.
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A placid resort island conceals a web of conspiracy—and of course, puzzles—in the most ambitious first-person puzzle game since Blue Prince.
One of our favorite designers working in the space of paper puzzles has just released a big new project that has been in development for a long time: HERD is a puzzle-book-boardgame bearing the signature style of Blaž Urban Gracar.
Announced this week from indie publisher Critical Reflex, Inkblood has a gothic, foreboding and old-world feel. The stunning illustrated style renders all kinds of gruesome crimes and rituals you'll need to pick apart in your role as an Inquisitor.
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