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Bastion is a game that centers around its narrative, and its solid combat system. Right from the start its charm will grope around on you until it finds a firm grip and drags you into its lair for the rest of the ride. Read on to find out why this new RPG from Supergiant games gets a perfect score not only from Indie Game Reviewer, but every other critic who’s played it.
We hope to inspire your search for the best indie games with this year’s Top 10 list!
Hades takes the narrative style of Bastion and Transistor and melds it with phenomenal hack-and-slash Rogue-like gameplay.
Addle Earth is an isometric action adventure inspired by an indie classic. Read our review to see how it holds up next to its inspiration.
Figment is a puzzle-filled adventure set within the mind itself – but a whimsical, metaphorical and musical depiction of the mind. Read our full review.
What makes Sundered so unique in a sea of Roguelikes? Read our review to find out.
Cuphead is a transcendent aggregation of a century’s worth of whimsical arts. Our cups truly runneth over. Read the complete review.
Steve Jackson & Ian Livingstone’s The Warlock of Firetop Mountain from Tin Man Games The Warlock of Firetop Mountain by […]
Stories: The Path of Destinies by Spearhead Games is a slightly flawed action RPG that makes narrative choice a core game mechanic. Read more…
The Deadly Tower of Monsters is a B-movie science fiction sensation disguised as a video game! Or is the other way around? Read our review to find out.
Victor Vran by Haemimont Games is an action-focused isometric RPG and one of the most enjoyable games I’ve played within the genre. Read more…
Westerado: Double Barreled is a fantastic open world western themed game thanks to its enjoyable combat, catchy soundtrack, and its slick visuals. Read more…
Almightree: The Last Dreamer by Chocoarts is a good but unrewarding third person puzzle game similar to Catherine or Pushmo. Read more…
Here are Indie Game Reviewer’s top 10 best and favorite indie games from all of 2014 chosen by its 10+ writers from around the world.
The mysteries of time travel lead to single-player co-op in Capybara Game’s new action shooter Super Time Force Ultra. Read the review…