REVIEW: The Trolley Solution (2026 Video Game) - on PC (Steam)

The Trolley Solution turns the famous trolley problem into 20 variations, plus the original, with each scenario accompanied by a simple minigame. Its clean black and white presentation works well, while some of the challenges provide genuine amusement, including a Where's Wally-style game where you search for your trolley.

Unfortunately, the concept becomes repetitive very quickly. The minigames offer some variety, but there is only so much mileage to get from variations of the same moral dilemma. The main content can be completed in around ten minutes, making the £8 asking price difficult to justify. The Trolley Solution feels more suited to being a free or ad-supported browser or mobile game. It is a decent concept, but there simply is not enough here to keep you entertained for long.

Full Review at

https://www.gamingcouchpotato.co.uk/2026/09/review-trolley-solution-2026-video-game.html

REVIEW: The Day I Became a Bird (2026 Video Game) - On Playstation 5

The Day I Became a Bird tells a small, heartfelt story about childhood feelings, following Frank as he tries to win Sylvia’s attention through a quirky, bird inspired plan. It plays out like an interactive bedtime story, with light exploration and simple puzzles guiding you through a handful of everyday moments. The presentation does most of the heavy lifting, with hand drawn visuals and gentle music creating a consistently warm tone.

While the puzzles are enjoyable, they are very basic and there is not a great deal of variety across the short four day structure. It clearly leans towards a younger audience, especially those playing with a parent, but there is still enough charm to hold wider appeal. It may not last long, but it leaves behind a pleasant, feel good impression.

Full Review at

https://www.gamingcouchpotato.co.uk/2026/04/review-day-i-became-bird-2026-video.html