Fetish Games Review

Read down the grid and the pattern is version strings: 0.0.1 demo, 0.5, 0.9, final 4.3, v1.12r. One entry is labelled Season 3 – Version 72%, a completion percentage standing where a release number should be, because these are games being funded while they are written and the figure tells a buyer how much of it exists yet. Completed is a browse filter of its own, which is as clear a statement as you could ask for that finished is the exception here.

The developer is bracketed after every title, so the shelf is arranged by who is making a thing as much as by what it is, and the same studios recur.

The catalogue is claimed at over three thousand titles in its own description, split across Windows, Mac and Android, with the language a game was written in offered as a browse axis running to twelve of them.

Nothing in the grid carries a price or says whether a download costs anything.

Its list of friendly sites names two siblings and, apparently by accident, itself.