game catalog

The Stillness of the Wind

Solitary farming life with echoes of loss. You’re the last resident of a dying village. Tend goats, make cheese, read letters — and face what’s coming.

£6.49

Eastshade

An open-world game about painting, not fighting. Explore breathtaking landscapes and capture them on canvas. Help people, discover secrets, and create beauty in a peaceful, combat-free world.

£11.99

Mosaic

Bleak story-driven reflection on modern life. You wake up. You go to work. You stare at your phone. But something begins to crack — and you’re no longer sure what’s real.

£7.99

Heave Ho

Chaotic co-op climbing with floppy limbs. Grab your friends and try not to fall! Heave Ho turns a simple goal — get to the other side — into a hilarious physical challenge.

£5.99

Blasphemous

Punishing Metroidvania soaked in religious horror. Wield your sword through a grotesque world of penance and suffering. A brutal action-platformer with striking pixel art and dark lore.

£13.99

Observation

You are not the astronaut — you are the AI. Control a space station’s artificial intelligence to assist a stranded crew member. Discover what went wrong — and what’s watching from the void.

£10.99

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Reviews

I didn’t expect a game to make me feel anxious about time passing, but Pathologic 2 did just that. The town feels alive — and dying — and every choice really matters. The writing is incredible, and the eerie atmosphere kept me hooked. It’s not for casual gamers, but if you love deep, philosophical stories, this is a must-play.

I expected another roguelike hack-and-slash, but what I got was a beautiful story about family, resilience, and sacrifice. Each character plays differently and has real personality. The narration and music made me care deeply about every victory and loss. Highly recommend it if you want more than just action.

It's like playing through a pop music video. The visuals are stunning, the soundtrack is addictive, and I felt genuinely happy while playing. It's short and sweet, but so unique and replayable. Perfect if you want something stylish and emotional for a weekend playthrough.

I liked the idea of infiltrating a cult and how the story changes every time, but the gameplay can be a bit clunky. Still, the atmosphere is tense and the moral choices feel real. Worth trying if you're into stealth and narrative experiments.

No fighting. No dying. Just painting landscapes, helping people, and taking in the world. I didn’t know how much I needed a game like this. It’s peaceful, beautiful, and surprisingly moving. I wish more games focused on creativity like this one.

About us

Play Hall is more than just a game store — it’s a curated space for players who crave experiences off the beaten path. We specialize in handpicking unique, underrated, and emotionally impactful games that often get overlooked in mainstream stores.

Whether you’re searching for a narrative-driven indie gem, a stylish action title, or a cozy adventure with heart, our team is dedicated to bringing you games that leave a lasting impression. Every game featured on Play Hall has been selected with care, passion, and a love for storytelling in all its forms.

We believe great games don’t need massive budgets or global hype — just creativity, soul, and the right players to discover them. Welcome to Play Hall — your next favorite game might be just a scroll away.