Foxglove Save Point
Questions and answers
Short answers to the things people ask us most.
Is this a gambling or betting site?
No. Foxglove Save Point reviews video games and nothing else. There is no betting, no casino-style play, no virtual currency and no prizes, and we have no connection with gambling operators. We also leave out games that include casino-style mini-games.
Can I play the games here?
No. We only write about the games. To play, buy the game from an official store such as the PlayStation Store, Nintendo eShop, Microsoft Store or a PC store, using the link in each review.
Do you earn money when I click a link?
No. We do not use affiliate links and nobody pays for a place or a score. The links are plain links to official pages.
Why only twelve games?
Twelve short games make a full season of evenings. Each one is finished, complete and worth your time, and together they cover puzzles, platformers, gentle adventures and a few darker stories.
What does 'costs after you buy it' mean?
It tells you whether a game asks for more money after the first purchase: paid expansions, soundtracks, cosmetic packs, or an online membership on your console. None of the games we picked sells random rewards.
Are these games suitable for children?
Many are, but check the PEGI label on the store page for your platform, because labels can differ between editions. Our healthy play page has advice on time and spending limits.
How does the planner work?
Choose a start time and a length. The Save point timer shows eye breaks, a ten-minute warning and a point to save and stop. It runs entirely in your browser and stores nothing.
How can I suggest a game or report a mistake?
Use the contact page or email us. We read every message and correct mistakes quickly.
How do you measure how long a game takes?
We play each game ourselves at a normal pace without guides, and check the times against our notes. Your time may vary by an hour or so either way.
Last updated 23 October 2026