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ISART Digital

3 games by ISART Digital reviewed here.

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Once Upon A Card

A free student-made card-based roguelite about guiding a royal child through nightmarish dream worlds, praised for polished art, clever path-building mechanics, and genuine strategic depth, but consistently flagged by reviewers as a proof-of-concept slice rather than a complete game.

7.5 / 10

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The Name I Wear

A free student-made narrative puzzle adventure built around a genuinely clever central mechanic, spelling out names to temporarily become other people, praised for its polish, voice acting, and story despite a student-project scope, but held back by real bugs, a mandatory motion blur setting, and some poorly timed hints.

7.5 / 10

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The Light that Binds Us

A free, short, visually striking student puzzle-platformer from ISART Digital about a tormented soul who casts shadows into solid platforms, praised for its evocative art and simple, well-executed core mechanic, but held back by a very short runtime, awkward default keyboard bindings, and a restrictive camera.

7 / 10

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