Review: Common’hood – Should Have Stayed Under the Hood
Earlier this year, I took a look at Plethora Project’s Common’hood in early access, a ‘city builder’ which follows the …
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Review: Broken Pieces – Not Exactly ‘Axellant’
After five years in development, Broken Pieces was released on PC earlier this year. This is the first game created …
Review: The Chant – Let’s Split Up and Look For Clues
After its reveal earlier this year, The Chant has been one of the most anticipated indie games of 2022. Developed …
Review: Saturnalia – Anyone Got Google Maps?
Developed and published by Santa Ragione, Saturnalia is a survival horror adventure game set in an Italian village, Gravoi, in …
Review: Sunday Gold – More Bronze Than Gold
BKOM Studios’ Sunday Gold is exactly what I would call a game which is all about style with little to …
Review: The Case of the Golden Idol – The Review for the Golden Game
A few years ago, I wanted to treat myself to a new game to occupy myself with in between University …
Review: Unusual Findings – Totally Tubular Game, Dude
We’re currently undergoing a blast to the past in pop culture, retro is now ‘in’ and we’re seeing it everywhere …
EGX London 2022 Previews Summary
EGX returned to London this year from September 22 to September 25 to showcase upcoming indie and AAA titles, panels …
Preview: Torn Away – Overbearing Comedic Relief
Torn Away is a gripping interactive story set in 1944 during the Second World War. We follow the story of …
Review: The Imaginary Circle – A Pleasant Half Hour
Developed and published by RMTeam, The Imaginary Circle is a narrative-driven puzzle experience which is intended to only last an …