IndieCade 2020 Archives

IndieCade 2020 Game Review: Brukel – An Honor To Play

June 14, 2023October 20, 2020 by Kate Mitchell Jewett

Bob de Schutter pays a visit to Brukel, the ancestral farmhouse in Geel, Belgium where his grandmother, Bie Verlinden, lived …

June 14, 2023October 21, 2020 by Tim Jewett

“Throw” is not a verb usually associated with giant swords. And “platformer” is not the genre usually associated with games …

June 14, 2023October 21, 2020 by Kate Mitchell Jewett

The stage is crowded. Five men – all of whom my fellow players have eagerly dubbed “thicc” in voice chat …

June 14, 2023October 23, 2020 by Tim Jewett

The year is 1944, the height of WW2, and it’s up to a quadriplegic psychic and his right hand man, …

June 14, 2023October 24, 2020 by Elizabeth Christopher

As video games become an increasingly popular form of art and storytelling, we begin to encounter more and more games …

June 14, 2023November 2, 2020 by Elizabeth Christopher

When I looked at the games nominated for the 2020 Indiecade: Anywhere and Everywhere, I was immediately drawn to Electric …

October 21, 2020 by Kate Mitchell Jewett

In the virtual halls of IndieCade 2020, I had a chance to chat with Antonio Miceli, founder of the Toronto-based …

October 21, 2020 by Kate Mitchell Jewett

I absolutely love escape rooms. To me, there’s simply nothing more fun than shutting myself up in a room filled …

October 21, 2020 by Kate Mitchell Jewett

Elan Lee has made a lot of games. He’s responsible for The Beast, considered to be one of the world’s …