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When you really want to love a game, but don’t – Greak review
I really wanted to love Greak. Like really wanted to love it, but I just don’t. I played the demo at PAX Online last year and had a great time, though I did…
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September 2021 indie game releases – part 1
It is indie game releases time again! Months like September make me so happy that I discovered indie games. I can’t imagine living in a AAA world when there are so many incredible…
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YesterMorrow review
YesterMorrow is a gorgeous precision platformer that dabbles with time travel elements. Yui and her family are celebrating the Festival of Light when the shadows invade. Yui runs to alert the Grandmaster about…
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November indie game releases 2020
Is it just me, or has 2020 been a great year for indie game releases? There have been so many gems that choosing just a few for monthly release posts has been difficult…
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Must try demos from Indie Arena Booth 2020
Gamescom 2020 is here, and the Indie Arena Booth has done some fantastic work with their virtual booth. Step into the booth, and you’re presented with a vast pixel art virtual convention floor,…
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Liberated review
If you love an old school comic book, then you’re going to enjoy Liberated. Told across the panels and pages of a comic book, Liberated is the story of the struggle between the…
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July 2020 Indie Game releases
There are fewer indie game releases for July than I was expecting, but that’s ok. We need a bit of a breather after the craziness of June! The quality of games in July…
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Waking review
Waking aims to bring together traditional gameplay and meditation with a story about trying to awake from a coma. Unfortunately, it doesn’t quite reach the mark and is more likely to turn more…
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Five February 2020 indie game releases
February is the time we all go back to reality, so why not enjoy it with some fantastic games? Today we’re highlighting five indie game releases for February 2020. Some of these are…
