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....
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Indie Games Spotlight – Timely Concerns
In this Indie Games Spotlight, we go hands-on with the upcoming puzzler Timelie, and highlight other promising indies like Haven and Fae Tactics....
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?...
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“We Gave it Our All” – Why the Team Behind ‘Captain’s Tail’ Walked Away
For an indie developer, staying independent and releasing your first game is the dream. But for this group of young developers, they chose their health...
Indie Games Spotlight – From Punk to Paradise
This spotlight includes a handful of especially ambitious titles that offer massive worlds to explore and revive beloved genres....
‘LUNA: The Shadow Dust’ Review: A Mystical Ascent
The mystical cleverness of LUNA is yet another feather in the cap for a genre that's healthier than it's ever been before....
Indie Games Spotlight – Wide Oceans and Death Punches
Indie Games Spotlight is Goomba Stomp’s biweekly column where we highlight some of the most exciting new and upcoming indies. After a full month of...
Indie Games Spotlight – Pastels, Parenting, and Pedestrians
Check out five of the most creative and compelling upcoming indies in the second Indie Games Spotlight of 2020....
Indie Game Spotlight – From Wacky to Wonderful
In this Indie Game Spotlight, we're highlighting some of the best indies releasing in January and beyond throughout 2020....
E3 2019: ID@Xbox Continues to Build a Stunning Indie Roster
Microsoft just finished one of their strongest E3 press conferences in recent memory. Beyond the 60-odd game announcements and AAA teases from the likes of...
Good Drinks And Good Company With ‘N1RV ANN-A’ at PAX East
When VA-11 Hall-A (pronounced “Valhalla”) released back in 2016 it was met with a general sense of curious intrigue. With a distinctive pixelated art style,...
A Month Full of Indies Week Three: ‘Astro Bears Party’ Review
The way I see it, there are three types of party games: those that rely on skill, those that rely on luck, and those that...
‘Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands’ Knows How to Rock
What’s full of rippling muscles, rockin’ tunes, and radical real-time RPG combat? If you guessed Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands, then you’d be correct! If...
‘WarGroove’ Review – A Fresh Take on a Forgotten Franchise
Chucklefish has managed to capture what made the Advance Wars franchise special while making a game that is uniquely their own....
‘Rain World’ Nintendo Switch Review: A Genre of its Own
by Maxwell N
Now available on Nintendo Switch, Videocult's Rain World is an experiment that achieves outstanding results...
Nintendo’s Greatest Commercial Failure
This isn’t how the Nintendo Wii U’s tale was supposed to end. By finishing as the fourth-worst-selling console (13.56 million units sold) from the four...
Exhibiting at PAX: Sweaty, Tiring, and Wonderful
For the longest time, going to conventions was a far-off dream. I’d look enviously at photos of PAX and E3, wishing I could be in...
Seattle Indies Expo 2018
Tucked inside a hotel ballroom two blocks away from PAX, the Seattle Indies Expo nevertheless attracted an impressive crowd. This annual celebration indies and the...
Top 10 Indies from PAX West 2018
Indies littered the floors and halls of PAX West 2018. They once again confirmed that while AAA may have the money, indies have the heart....
‘Donut County’ Review: A Hole Ate My Homework
by Maxwell N
Ben Esposito's new game, Donut County, inspires puns and a "hole" lot of fun....