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 …
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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: 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: 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 …
Review: The Tribulation Entanglement – Not Your Mother’s Meatloaf
The Tribulation Entanglement is a pixelated platformer by Anxious Neck Games, noted for its interesting art style and punishing difficulty. …
Review: Survival Quiz City – Taking Trivial Pursuit Literally
Knowledge is power. Usually, when someone breaks out this particular piece of classic wisdom, they mean it metaphorically – knowledge …
Review: Onde – Yoga for the Mind
Onde is a musically intertwined puzzle game developed by Lance and 3-50 games. To describe Onde is like if you …
Review: Catie In Meowmeowland – We’re All Mad Here
Sometimes we need a break from the story-driven and lengthy RPGs and are looking for something fun and light-hearted to …
Throwback Review: Death Stranding – A Journey Truly Like No Other
With Death Stranding: The Director’s Cut finally available on PC and Kojima Productions now working on the sequel, we’re saying …
Review: Haiku, the Robot – They’ve Become Self-Aware
Haiku the Robot is a Metroidvania-style game made by Mister Morris Games where you’re trying to stop an evil virus …