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Growbot review
Nara’s time has come! She is leaving her home of Kew to begin her captaincy training on the Ventral space station. Nara is a growbot and is a keen apprentice, ready to protect…
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November 2021 indie game releases – part 1
It’s November, and that means new indie game releases! My part one picks are all within the first week of the month, and what a wholesome week of gaming it is! So, get…
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October 2021 indie game releases – part 2
This year has been packed full of indie game releases, and October is no different! As always, we have some combat-free adventure but also games that let you go with the flow. We…
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October 2021 indie game releases – part 1
This year has been packed full of indie game releases, and October is no different! As always, we have some adventure, but also a little bit of relaxation. If that doesn’t sound awesome…
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Steam Next Fest October 2021
Steam Next Fest is here for October, and you know what that means! A plethora of delightful demos to get stuck into. I decided to be a little pickier with my choices this…
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TOEM review
TOEM is such a delight! Grab your backpack, your Hikelady (as opposed to walkman) and your camera, say goodbye to Nana and hit the road to Toem! Your journey will take you through…
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September 2021 indie game releases – part 2
September is a massive month for indie game releases! It feels like I say that in every post, but it really is true. Considering how the pandemic has affected the world over the…
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August 2021 indie game releases – part 2
As we head into the second half of August, we see some big and beautiful indie game releases to round out the month. From procedurally generated road trips to butt slamming co-op, it…
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August 2021 indie game releases – part 1
Let’s get into the August 2021 indie game releases! The start of the month has some adorable games in store for us, including an interesting programming game and a mobile game – the…
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Timelie review
This is usually where I discuss the game’s story and what makes it exciting or interesting to play. Unfortunately, with Timelie, I can’t do that because I’m not quite sure what the story…
