The Longest Road On Earth Uses No Text To Tell Its Story
The Longest Road on Earth is one of the more interesting indie games that I've stumbled upon on Kickstarter. At the time of writing the project has £2,036 out of…
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Guinea Pig Parkour Is A 2D Platformer With Incredible Hand-Drawn Animations
Guinea Pig Parkour has been fully funded through a Kickstarter campaign, and is now in the process of working its way through some stretch goals. If the concept of a…
Football Story Is A Lot Of Things, But It’s All About Football
Football Story is an indie game that just launched a Kickstarter campaign. The game looks like a lot of fun, combining the pure joy of football with four distinct stories…
Weaving Tides Is An Incredibly Crafty Indie Game
If you've ever wanted a game that combines the art of knitting an extremely warm wooly jumper, or making some very nice wristwarmers, with your burning passion for playing games,…
Sparklite’s End Run Feature Is A Godsend
Sparklie is an incredible roguelite game that released recently. I wrote about 5 things I loved and 1 thing I hated about it, but something that I didn't speak much…
SwarmZ Combines Base Building With Thousands Of Zombies
SwarmZ is an indie game that's coming to PC on the 29th of November, and it looks to provide a nice twist on the zombie killing and survival loop you…
Say No More Is A Game About Standing Up For Yourself
Thunderful Publishing has this week confirmed that Say No More from Studio Fizbin will launch for Nintendo Switch, PC, and Mac in 2020. The game is available to wishlist on…
Letters Is A Unique Written Adventure Game
Letters calls itself a written adventure game, but you can't get a good idea of what that means exactly until you've seen the game in action. Rather than this being…
Nintendo Indie World: Most Exciting Gamescom 2019 Reveals
Nintendo are a company that has never been afraid to take risks, from the colossal failure of the Virtual Boy to the Earth rattling success that was the Wii, and…
Siegecraft Commander Review – Catapult Mayhem
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfnHt7Ze4BE Have you ever found yourself tiring of selecting workers and clicking nodes on which to construct buildings? Well, rejoice, because in Siege Commander, you can now catapult whatever you…
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Ties That Bind Part I & II Review
I have no shame admitting I'm an enormous fan of The Walking Dead. Telltale’s take on the franchise, in particular, always seemed the more compelling and introspective look at the…
Power Up Gaming’s Indie Game of the Year 2016
If there's one thing to take away from the gaming industry in 2016, it's that the lines between triple-A and "indie" titles are becoming increasingly blurred – evident in the…
Sombrero: Spaghetti Western Mayhem Review – Multiplayer Wasteland
Have you ever wondered what a dumbed-down version of Super Smash Bros. Brawl would look like if you slapped a Spaghetti Western skin on it? Well, it would look like…
Orwell Episode 4 & 5 Review: The Horror of Politics
An emptiness gripped me as I stared at Orwell's ending credits. The same lingering questioning kept replaying in my mind: what had I actually accomplished? A lot of people got arrested,…
Total War Veteran Releases Retro Twin-Stick Shooter Captain Kaon on Steam Early Access
In a love letter to 1980s vector graphics games, developer Engage Pixel has released retro twin-stick gravity shooter, Captain Kaon, on Steam Early Access, with plans for a full PC…
This War of Mine Gets Anniversary Edition DLC
Following on the heels of its massively successful war survival simulator, 11 bit studios has released an Anniversary Edition DLC for This War of Mine on Steam and Games Republic.…
Demo of Comic Noir Detective Gallo Now Available
Point-and-click adventure games are alive and well, and Italian developer Footprint is bringing its own feathery comic-noir twist on the genre to Steam next June with its debut game, Detective…
Clockwork Review – Time for a Challenge
A mechanical boy, a mysterious watch, a plagued world: Clockwork tells the story of a great mechanical city that is on the brink of never-ending failure. Four hundred years earlier,…
Orwell Episode 3: Unperson Review
Well, it looks like I'm getting much better at capturing suspects, even if they're not necessarily in the most alive state. There's a pivotal moment near the end of Orwell's…
BrambleLash Interview: A Game Of Co-Op And Betrayal
Nestled among the PAX Rising section, away from the absolute chaos and extensive queues of the triple-A area, was ByteSprite. This small indie team from Perth, Australia, brought their debut…
