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Game Reviews
Indie Snippet: Grimy, Dark Fantasy RTS-inspired ‘Sea Salt’ Demo Shows Unique Potential
by Maxwell Nby Maxwell NA look at the demo for “Sea Salt”, a new indie title currently running as a campaign on Kickstarter.
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A look at and talking about Colorfiction’s other-worldly A/V art adventure title, “0°N 0°W”
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Indie Snippet: ‘Last Man Kicking’ is a Fun Little Time-Waster Serving As a Precursor to ‘Last Man Sitting’
by Maxwell Nby Maxwell NA quick look at “Last Man Kicking”: a stand-alone tie-in for anticipated indie title, “Last Man Standing”.
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“ChromaGun” review for the Nintendo Switch.
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Talking Point is a weekly series that posits a question concerning the gaming industry. We encourage readers,…
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Independent Growth: How, When, and Why Indie Games Have Come to the Forefront of the Gaming Industry
Independently developed games have been around since the dawn of the industry, but over the last 10…
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Blue Sheep is a sentimental and stunningly well thought out game. Developed by the two-man team at…
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‘Dropsy’ – A vibrant and creepy take on old school adventure games
by Katrina Lindby Katrina LindLove is scary, vague, and puzzling – at least in Dropsy. Developed by Tendershoot and A Jolly Corpse, this abstract take on the point-and-click adventure genre is simultaneously ominous and delightful. The gameplay and emotionally provocative soundtrack offer a heartwarming, sometimes bittersweet, experience when compared to its peers.