Andrew Agress
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Andrew Agress

Game industry critic and reviewer

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Dive deep into our The Sinking City 2 review to find out what we thought of the Lovecraftian third-person survival horror game.

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·August 17, 2026
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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is almost here. Find out if this HD-2D adventure is up your alley in our Adventures of Elliot review.

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·June 17, 2026
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Pragmata blends the strategy of puzzle-solving and the thrill of shooting into a winning combination. It’s a simple gameplay loop set against a simple sci-fi story, but it gets a lot of thruster mileage out of its unique systems and two endearing main characters.

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·April 13, 2026
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Project Songbird soars onto the horror scene as one of the scariest indie games in recent memory. It’s also an incredibly moving title, aided by a heartfelt story and cozy compositions. Its various feathers of combat, puzzles, and traversal mechanics sometimes get ruffled, but they fly high in ambition for...

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·March 19, 2026
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Everyone has that one series they’ve always been curious about but have never tried. As a big horror fan who can sometimes be wary of older games, for me, that’s Fatal Frame. So naturally, when I heard that Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly—often considered the best in the series—would see…

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·March 10, 2026
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With the ninth Resident Evil game, Capcom combines horror and action. Find out how these two tones blend together in our Resident Evil Requiem review.

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·February 25, 2026
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I’ve been having vivid dreams the last few nights. I wonder if it’s because of SLEEP AWAKE. The psychological horror game explores a world in which going to sleep often means one won’t wake up again. As such, the entire game is presented as a kind of fever dream, with…

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·December 2, 2025
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You’re ambushed by a monster. Your bullets do nothing. But suddenly, a masked warrior steps from the shadows. They strike at the monster with their shining blade. And right as they land the finishing blow, the monster cuts them down as well. Thus begins Hell is Us. Or at least…

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·September 26, 2025
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After finishing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, I immediately wanted more time in the leather jacket of the iconic archeologist. Thankfully, The Order of Giants has arrived to whip up another Indy adventure. While it isn’t a full game or a sequel, the DLC offers a fun diversion from…

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·September 7, 2025
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Go to Northern England’s Lake District and you’ll find no shortage of picturesque views. You’ll also find a nuclear site, the source of a disaster in 1957. Thankfully, it was contained, and you can still enjoy the scenic sights. But what if it wasn’t? Atomfall explores an alternate history where…

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·March 21, 2025
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When I first found out about Mouthwashing, I heard it’s one of those games where it’s best to go in knowing very little. And while that’s true for the story, the game does let you know what the general vibe is pretty early. Mouthwashing is an indie sci-fi horror game…

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·January 15, 2025
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Clock Tower: Rewind turns back the clock as it gives players a look at an influential horror game from the ’90s that few in the West got to play. Even with updates, it’s still a bit cumbersome. And yet it’s dripping in dread and atmosphere and has style as sharp...

The OuterHavenThe OuterHaven·January 13, 2025
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