Terra Nil Review - Restore life to a barren planet in this relaxing new city builder from the developers of Broforce By Jim Parks As humanity continues its path to destroying the remaining wilderness left on Earth, along comes a different kind of city builder to encourage stewardship of nature rather than exploitation. Terra Nil … Continue reading Terra Nil (PC Review)
Eric "Getty" Gettinger It is always interesting to see current trends pop up in games because it can certainly date them. Frontier Hunter: Ezra’s Wheel of Fortune quickly introduces you to the main character as a streamer, but Ezra can and does so much more. With the comical nature of this streamer being trolled by … Continue reading Frontier Hunter: Ezra’s Wheel of Fortune (PC Early Access) Preview
Want To Learn to Spiderman Like A Pro? Try Straylight By Alex Orona Straylight is a new VR title from small indie team DrBloc. It’s a title that’s quite a fascinating premise that can easily be summed up in Cyberpunk Spiderman, but there’s a lot to unpack in that statement. In its simplest form, Straylight … Continue reading Straylight (PC Oculus Quest 2) Review
Mixing Gothic with A lot of Heart By Alex Orona Children of Silentown is a new indie point and click adventure by way of Elf Games and Luna2 Studio. While point and click adventures aren’t new, this one brings a heavy dose of morose in theme and tone. It wears its Tim Burton influences on … Continue reading Children of Silentown (PS5) Review
Turning UP the Volume With Power Chords By Eric, Getty, Gettinger Prepare to have your face melted off by the power of rock and roll. This is the most rock and roll roguelite deck builder you will ever play. Power Chords takes the genre and cranks up the volume with a wicked story, mountains of … Continue reading Power Chord (PC) Review
Giving A Space For The Unbound a full dive By Eric, Getty, Gettinger Since first trying the demo for A Space for the Unbound in 2020 I have been eagerly awaiting its release and it was entirely worth the wait. This slice of life point and click adventure drops you into the shoes of Atma. … Continue reading A Space For The Unbound (PC) Review
Grappling Hook Like A Boss By Alex Orona Sanabi is a new Early Access action platformer by Korean indie dev WONDER POTION. While it’s got the Early Access status due to unfinished story, all its gameplay mechanics are rock solid and its art is a beautifully detailed pixel art. Let’s get into what makes Sanabi … Continue reading SANABI (PC) Preview
A Little Rogue-like, A Little Industrial, A Lot of Fun Mothergunship Forge is another participant in the roguelike gold rush, this time as a virtual reality run-based experience. It is a “shooting gallery” - a virtual reality experience where you’re affixed to one relative area while waves of robotic brigades infiltrate your space and attack, … Continue reading Mothergunship: Forge (PC VR) Review
Man, what a year. I really tackled my backlog this year while still managing a new game or two. Unfortunately there were too many good games on my plate and I enjoyed way too much so let's start with the Runners up. Runners Up Trombone Champ, Session, Midnight Fight Express, Arcade Paradise and Norco I … Continue reading Alex Oronas Game of the Year 2022
This year I put down the Switch and picked-up the Xbox controller. Microsoft has deftly positioned themselves as a service-focused platform with Xbox Game Pass (the “Netflix of games”). At risk of sounding like an advert, Game Pass is a perfect companion for anyone wanting a built-in indie game library. I played (or at least … Continue reading Joel DeWittes 2022 Game of the Year
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