Indie Games Spotlight – Steam Game Festival: Summer Edition
Be it the adventures of an old witch or a 20-something in a bar, this week's Indie Games Spotlight has a diverse range of must-see...
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‘Waking’ is a Deeply Personal Journey Worth Taking Despite Its Flaws
Waking succeeds as an intensely personal experience that's worth trying despite its mechanical and technical shortcomings....
“Collaboration is More Beneficial Than Competition” – An Interview with ‘Fifo’s Night’ Developer
Fifo’s Night is an upcoming 3D platformer that leads a crowded pack of games seeking to return the genre to its former glory. We speak...
Top 5 Highlights from PC Gaming Show 2020
Didn't catch the PC Gaming Show live? No worries! Click here for the top 5 highlights of the show you should know about....
Indie Games Spotlight – A Season for Excitement
Are you hungry for quality indies to check out? In this week's Indie Games Spotlight we take a look at Button City, Rainy Season and...
‘HyperDot’ is a Minimalistic Masterpiece for Arcade Lovers Everywhere
For as unassuming as HyperDot is, its finely-honed arcadey design and gorgeous minimalistic visuals demand more attention....
Reimagining the Classics: ‘Bug Fables’ Developer Talks Inspiration, Innovation, and Paper Mario
We talked to the developer of Bug Fables about modernizing the classic roleplaying formula and carrying on the Paper Mario legacy....
Bringing Physical to Digital: ‘Liberated’ Publisher Talks Combining Comics, Games, and On-the-Go Play
We had the opportunity to ask the head of business development at publisher Walkabout Games, Piotr Gnyp, about adapting the medium of comic books as...
Indie Snippet: ‘Monster Train’ is a Deck-Building Joyride
Though it wears its influences on its sleeve, Shiny Shoe's Monster Train is a delectable melting pot of deck-building goodness....
Indie Games Spotlight – A Loop in Time
Looking for some new games to get excited about? This week's Indie Games Spotlight has a fantastic selection that should be on your radar....
‘Wintermoor Tactics Club’ Review: +7 to Depression
Wintermoor Tactics Club is, on the surface, a tactical RPG crossed with a visual novel set in a 1980s high school. But below that surface...
Indie Snippet: ‘Later Daters’ Proves Age is Only a Number
Later Daters is a dating sim that celebrates finding love at any age while not shying away from the real experiences that being older brings....
‘Gunbrick Reloaded’ Review: Bricked, Locked, and Loaded
Gunbrick: Reloaded is Nitrome at its best, packed with brain-teasing puzzles and designed with charming elegance and simplicity....
How ‘Sky Racket’ Created Its Own Genre: An Interview with Double Dash Studios
We talked to the Sky Racket developers about cartoon visuals, arcade games, and what it takes to create an all-new genre....
The Best of the Steam Game Festival: Spring 2020 Edition
The Steam Game Festival highlighted demos for some of the best new and upcoming indie games around, but which ones really stood out?...
‘One Step from Eden’ Impressions: The Joy of Discovery
I wasn't prepared for what awaited me in One Step from Eden, and I was especially unprepared for how much I'd enjoy it....
Making the Old New Again: An Interview with the Developer of 3D Platformer ‘Pumpkin Jack’
We spoke to the developer of Pumpkin Jack about platformers, childhood nostalgia, and introducing new audiences to classic gameplay....
Indie Games Spotlight – Catgirls and Dating Sims
Be it a loner's paradise or a fresh take on the deck-building formula, this week's Indie Games Spotlight has plenty to dig into....
Strength Through Community: An Interview with the Creator of ‘Garden Story’
We spoke with the developer of Garden Story about what it takes to make a cozy game, building a fanbase, and how to roleplay as...
‘World of Horror’ Review: An Early Peek at a Nightmarish Masterpiece
After years in development, World of Horror finally rears its twisted head. Solo-dev panstasz has successfully crafted an experience that cuts down to the bone...