Tag: Indie Game
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Thronefall: A Fun, Minimalist Tower Defence – Demo Review
Grizzly Games have just released their demo for their new minimalist strategy game Thronefall, a fun and simple tower defence game. For those who love simple strategy games that don’t add too much complexity, Thronefall is the perfect game for you. We got a quick look at the demo that was recently released at Steam…
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Bat Boy: Not Quite a Homerun – PC Review
Sonzai Game’s Bat Boy is a well-made, yet uninventive, 2D action platformer in the vein of the Mega Man series. But with the competitive market of 8- and 16-bit retro-like experiences that have since exploded since the early 2010s, Bat Boy just doesn’t stand out enough for a recommendation beyond passionate fans of Mega Man…
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Term17’s Slasher Adventure Killer Frequency is Out Now
Team17 Digital has just launched its much-awaited ’80s black comedy slasher adventure, Killer Frequency. It is now available across multiple platforms, including PC, PlayStation 4|5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Team17 Digital, the developer behind the game, is known for its diverse portfolio including standout games such as Hell Let Loose, The…
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The Lifechanging Potential of Video Games
For decades, video games have existed, leading one to believe that they have profoundly influenced people’s lives in numerous ways. This source of entertainment has left its mark on various aspects of our world, but have you ever wondered how it has shaped you personally? Frequently, I find myself questioning the origins of my quirks,…
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198x: How it Inspires A Deeper Connection For Games People Create
Video games have the ability to tell unique immersive narratives that is unlike any other medium. Whether they are fictional tales like the father-son journey in God of War or the depiction of heroism during World War One in Battlefield 1. 198x explores the appreciation for video games and what they mean to us through…
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Sunrise GP: A Simplistic Indie Racer – Switch Review
Sunrise GP brings back cherished memories of one of my favourite childhood racing games, Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit. Its uncomplicated physics, blistering speeds, and nimble cornering are reminiscent of this 1998 gem. Although Sunrise GP can’t compete with the detailed simulation provided by triple-A games like Need for Speed, its charm lies in…
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Death or Treat: Spooky Roguelite Lacking Substance – PS5 Review
While some may find it premature to celebrate Halloween in May, Saona Studios, an indie game developer, doesn’t agree. They are releasing their first project called Death or Treat, a 2D hack-and-slash action roguelite game featuring the adorable ghost, Scary, who owns a candy shop named Ghost Mart. The game’s plot involves Scary taking on…
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Mr. Sun’s Hatbox: Great Stealth Without a Hook – Switch Review
Mr. Sun’s Hatbox is a recent addition to the thriving rogue-lite genre, offering an entertaining and chaotic stealth experience in a charmingly simple art style. Despite its frenetic accomplishments, the game’s awkward progression system and excessive slapstick randomness can make it challenging to stay engaged. As the player, you assume the role of a delivery…
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Velocity Noodle: Piping Hot Platformer- Nintendo Switch Review
Nothing is more important to me than my food being delivered hot, which means it should be delivered as quickly as possible. Although I’ve never attempted food delivery, my experience with Velocity Noodle has made me aware that the food may arrive cold, and rushing could lead to a potential car accident. Despite having grown…
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Strayed Lights: A Captivating Journey of Self-Discovery and Combat Brilliance – PC Review
Austin Wintory, a renowned Grammy award-winning artist, brings his exceptional talent to every video game he is part of, making a significant impact. As an avid gamer, I have made it a tradition to eagerly anticipate and play any title that bears his musical prowess, such as the critically acclaimed Journey, Abzu, and Pathless. His…
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Wildfrost: Painfully Addictive – PC Review
Being an experienced card game player, both in online and real-life settings, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to review Wildfrost, a captivating card-battling, roguelike deck builder. The game’s charming art style immediately drew me in, and the promise of replayability, a hallmark of roguelikes, had me concerned about neglecting my social life. However,…
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Joon Shining: A Puzzle Adventure Mixing Golf, Magic and Dodos – PC Review
Golf games are my passion, whether they’re realistic simulations of the sport or whimsical putt-putt courses. When I learned about Joon Shining, a game that puts a unique twist on traditional golfing games, I was eager to try it out. The game’s stunning scenery, spanning various worlds, and straightforward objective make it a perfect choice…