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Preview: Edge of Space

Try to terraform an alien world in this fascinating but frustrating sci-fi take on Terraria. Or get eaten by giant space crabs. Probably both. Read our full preview…

Indie Gala Presents the SUPREME Bundle – 11 Games!

Indie Gala’s SUPREME offers 11 terrific and varied games for just a few dollars. See why we are excited about this exciting collection…

Review: One Finger Death Punch

Silver Dollar Games grafts a stripped down rhythm interface to a stylish side-scrolling beat ’em up they call One Finger Death Punch. Read the full review…

Review: 99 Levels To Hell

99 Levels To Hell feels like a mixture of Spelunky and The Binding of Isaac. It’s a fast paced roguelike, but how does compare to the game’s influences?

Review: //N.P.P.D Rush// - The Milk of Ultraviolet

In a bleak retro-future world, the drug NOX is overwhelming junkies, and leaving them without the use of their limbs. Pilot your RUSH cruiser and rescue them.

Review: Gigantic Army

What do you get when you mix Contra with Metal Slug? You’d get something along the lines of Gigantic Army. Old school action side-scroller with a lot of style.

Review: Trace Vector

Relive the early days of gaming in a universe constructed of glowing lines. Speed is the key, and the path you choose will decide your fate, so stay on your toes.

QuestRun - an Indie Game Review

QuestRun strips away everything but the active turn-based battle. Earn experience levels and powerful items, and watch as the baddies just keep getting badder.

Most Anticipated Indie Games - 2014

Indie Game Reviewer chooses the indie games we are most looking forward to in 2014.

Best Indie Games of 2013

We nailed down 10 fantastic games in our GOTY 2013 list. Callabrantus wants to tell you about some other spectacular indie titles that you might have missed.

The Top 10 Best Indie Games of 2013

A year in the making , ten writers in five countries, and thousands of games later, IndieGameReviewer.com presents The Top 10 Indie Games of 2013 (and runners-up)

Spice Road explores the establishment of European trade routes with the East during the 18th century. It’s an important period of human history, yet one that’s seen few portrayals in gaming. That’s a shame, because it’s a concept rife with strategic potential—exploration, resource management, construction and trade in foreign lands full of military threats, political intrigue and cultural clashes could keep strategy fans engrossed for countless hours.