Creepy and Weird Like Only An Indie Can Do By Alex Orona It’s no surprise that I’m a big fan of indie games in that they are weird in ways most triple A games cannot get away with. They take risks and swing for the fences, some more successful than others. With Smile for Me, … Continue reading Smile For Me (Switch) Review
When You Want To Quest While You Quest For Your Quest By Philip Orona Do you like quests? Do you like quest NPCs that give you more quests when trying to complete a quest? Do you like your sub quests to fan out into 16 sub quests? Well then “Yo Dawg!” Have I got a … Continue reading Ravenlok (XBOX Series X) Review
On the cusp of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s launch, I find myself reflective of the series and where it’s led to today. Like many others, the structural departure from the series’ tried-but-true series of complex dungeons along a streamlined set of overworlds became long in the tooth by the time we … Continue reading Lowered Expectations – The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
MOVE OR DIE Post Void is a spastic, psychedelic first person shooter from YCJY Games. While it plays as a distilled simplistic version of a lot of other genres and roguelike games, there is honestly nothing like Post Void. It’s obnoxious, it’s mean, and downright gives me a headache, but damn if I’m not champing … Continue reading Post Void (PC) Review
By Joel DeWitte Thankfully for me, there is no shortage of easy to pick-up collaborative experiences within the indie gaming space. It’s a way for a nerd like me to share interests with my partner, and when it’s balanced just right can be something we can both appreciate. Even better if the medium can include … Continue reading Blanc (Switch) Review
New flavors of that great tasting Coffee Talk Coffee Talk was a sleeper hit of 2020. A visual novel where you are a barista of a late night coffee shop in Seattle. The conversations live and die by the drinks you serve them. Giving them exactly what they want will push the conversations into new … Continue reading Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly (PC) Review
One of the joys of covering new and upcoming games is finding works under the radar and discovering new experiences for my family to enjoy. When kids reach an age of self-sufficiency but not yet a brooding teenager, there’s a window of time for building connective tissue. Kukoos: Lost Pets seemed like prime opportunity to … Continue reading Kukoos: Lost Pets (Switch) Review
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
Neverawake sounds like a hashtag of pure apathy. Like someone choosing to be separated from the woke-culture that is so often decried. It's a figurative state of mind, however this Neverawake status is implying that the main subject of this game literally is indeed not awake and we are trapped in her nightmare. While we … Continue reading Neverwake (PC) Review
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