Review: Planet of Lana – A Planet’s Worth Of Wonderment
Planet of Lana is a game that stood out immediately when it was shown to the public for the first …
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Review: Bat Boy – A Swing And A… Hit
Ryosuke is a high-school kid and a baseball fanatic, but even more than that, he’s Bat Boy. And along with …
Review: Bramble: The Mountain King – A Dark Fairy Tale Worth Telling
For a while now, I’ve been obsessed with fairy tales. Not the lighthearted Disney versions for the whole family, but …
Review: Gripper – Anything But A Gripping Experience
I’m guessing someone at developer Heart Core watched Akira (1988) right after playing Furi (2016) and decided to combine the …
Review: DREDGE – Eldritch Horrors And Chill Vibes To Fish To
Fishing minigames are a common inclusion in many games nowadays, but games with fishing as their main mechanic aren’t seen …
Review: Wild Hearts – Monstrous Competition
Who knew that we’d get a new Monster Hunter game less than a year after we got the Monster Hunter …
Review: Birth – Loneliness is Fun Sometimes
Being a solo game dev sounds like it could be a very lonely profession at times. As such, it’s no …
Review: Blacktail – A Charming Dark Fairy Tale
I think it’s fair to say that stories based on mythology are a bit of a trend in gaming right …
Review: Somerville – Far From A Catastrophe
A couple of years ago Dino Patti, ex-CEO and co-founder of Playdead, the studio behind the puzzle platformers Limbo (2010) …
Review: The Knight Witch – Bold, But Missing A Little Magic
Metroidvanias are one of the most common types of games you’ll find in the indie space, which can make it …