‘Minit’: A Good Time, Sixty Seconds at a Time
A look at Minit: a bite-sized big-little adventure where there's more than what meets the eye...
Indie Snippet: Grimy, Dark Fantasy RTS-inspired ‘Sea Salt’ Demo Shows Unique Potential
by Maxwell N
A look at the demo for "Sea Salt", a new indie title currently running as a campaign on Kickstarter....
‘0°N 0°W’: Familiar Places in Different Spaces
by Maxwell N
A look at and talking about Colorfiction's other-worldly A/V art adventure title, "0°N 0°W"...
Indie Snippet: ‘Last Man Kicking’ is a Fun Little Time-Waster Serving As a Precursor to ‘Last Man Sitting’
by Maxwell N
A quick look at "Last Man Kicking": a stand-alone tie-in for anticipated indie title, "Last Man Standing"....
‘Chromagun’ Just Doesn’t Color My World
by Maxwell N
"ChromaGun" review for the Nintendo Switch....
Talking Point: Does Steam Need Quality Control?
by Katrina Lind
Talking Point is a weekly series that posits a question concerning the gaming industry. We encourage readers, as well as our writers, to offer their...
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 years or so they’ve really come to the...
‘Blue Sheep’ – A Flawed Game in Sheep’s Clothing
by Katrina Lind
Blue Sheep is a sentimental and stunningly well thought out game. Developed by the two-man team at Noetic Games, Blue Sheep throws you into a...
‘Dropsy’ – A vibrant and creepy take on old school adventure games
by Katrina Lind
Love 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...