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IndieGameReviewer.com reviews opening night of the theatrical world premiere in Culver City of “The Nether” by playwright Jennifer Haley and directed by Neel Keller – a story about the implications addiction to life in virtual worlds
Hundreds of Steam indie titles are now on sale…but which ones do you buy? We’ve rounded up the reviews for some of our favorite titles.
In InFlux you roll through the landscape that covers a mysterious island. Enter bizarre structures and solve puzzles to reach the land’s furthest reaches. Read the full review!
The successful Humble Bundle initiative introduces a weekly deal where a new game will be showcased with bonuses. Purchases contribute to charities.
Valve’s Team Fortress 2 will fully support Oculus’ VR headset, the Rift.
A sadistic serial killer forces psychic detective Erica Reed out from behind her desk and back into the path of danger. Read the full review
The Don’t Starve early-access beta just got an update bringing new features, beasts, and challenges.
From a small indie game development team based in Prague, Czech Republic comes Factorio, a 2D crafting sim about building factories on a hostile alien planet. Read our preview of the alpha build, and then watch the gameplay video…
Having performed vile deeds to gain Demonaica’s trust, you must now rejoin the resistance. Use your immortality to take back the land and vanquish the dark lord.
Skulls of the Shogun is a whimsical tactical turn-based strategy title from indie game developer 17-Bit for XBOX 360 Live Arcade, Windows Phones and Surface tablets. Read the full review as we delve into this comedic title set in the afterlife of Feudal Japan…
Omerta – City of Gangsters is full of promise as it takes on an undercovered genre – the prohibition era in Atlantic City. But did a premature release lead to and underpopulated albeit beautifully designed sandbox? Will recent patches pick up the slack? Read the full review…
Anna is a horror game wherein you search out clues and solve puzzles to traverse an abandoned sawmill that is shrouded in mystery.
The original creator of beloved karate game Karateka for the Apple II revisits his own title with a beautifully animated HD remake after having taken a break to build the Prince of Persia franchise. In this review we consider whether the new look revises the old glory for a next gen console generation.
Dinos and humans go head -to-head in PVP combat. Each side hopes to make lunch of the other. The only thing not on the menu is harmony. Read IGR’s full review.
PlayStation 4 is already claiming to be a far more accessible development platform, and has Jonathan Blow’s The Witness as a launch window exclusive. Will we see more indie games on the PlayStation Network in the future?