Penggalian Barrow Hob (PC)

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What is this game? The Excavation of Hob’s Barrow. It’s a folk horror-themed adventure title from developer Cloak and Dagger Games and publisher Wadjet Eye Games, both of whom have made quite a name for themselves in breathing new life into the point-and-click adventure game genre. What’s it about? The Excavation of Hob’s Barrow follows a young woman named Thomasina Bateman, who has journey to the small village of Bewlay in the British countryside. Her goal is to excavate the titular Hob’s Barrow, which is located somewhere nearby the village, but she soon discovers many strange characters and some sinister forces that seem to be pushing her away.

When Valve first officially announced the Steam Deck last year, after years of rumors, I was skeptical. I had tried out a Steam Machine back in 2018, as well as a Steam Controller, and neither had impressed me very much. Valve’s a brilliant developer and storefront manager, but they just can’t do hardware, I reasoned. Still, never one to be able to avoid even the teensiest bit of hype, I got into the order queue for a Steam Deck this summer, and with Valve having finally caught up on production, mine was delivered just last week. It took less than two days of playing around on this miracle device to completely win me over.