Review: Chasing Static – Mixed Signals
It’s one thing to pay homage to old generation classics, it’s another thing to make a game look as if …
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Review: Lone McLonegan – A Western Point’n’Click
Wild West is a great setting for many game genres, especially point-and-click adventure games. Some of the greatest games in …
Review: FILMECHANISM – Record and Rewind
Chemical Pudding’s FILMECHANISM, a surprise reveal at the Japanese Nintendo Indie World Showcase, has a simple idea to it, and …
Review: Time Master – Solving Puzzles In Two Timelines
Challenging and innovative brain teasers in a whimsical world are what make puzzle games fun, and Time Master is full …
Review: Hidden Deep – A Sunken Cost
When reviewing indie games, one has to keep in mind that there’s a logistical constraint to them. It’s small teams, …
Review: Kapia – A Cozy Apocalypse
For people looking to relax and explore an interesting world full of mystery, robots, and puzzles Kapia, by 2for2 might be …
Review: The Company Man – The Company You (Shouldn’t) Keep
The action platformer genre is inherently a mixed bag. More often than not, the tag is a misnomer for what …
Review: Kingdom of the Dead – A Horrifying Experience
Indie horror games have always been the pioneers of the horror genre, with such names as Amnesia: The Dark Descent, …
Review: Quest of Graal DX – Camelot, Fully Loaded
I know what you’re thinking, “I’m really tired of Mario Kart. Isn’t there something similar, but with swords?” Well look …
Monark: A Kingless Crown
A short cutscene. An unwinnable fight. You die. An unseen woman taunts you. That’s how Monark starts. Sure, right after …