Retro/Grade: An Indie Game Review
In Retro/Grade, an event has caused time to go wonky. To right things, you must recreate your epic space battles in time to the music. And you have to do it backwards.
Review: Snapshot
With over a hundred levels spread across four environment types, Snapshot from indie developers Retro Affect games (spearheaded by Kyle Pulver) uses picture-taking as its primary puzzle solving game mechanic. Read the full review…
Ni no Kuni is the Stunning New Game from Level 5 and Studio Ghibli for PS3 as well as DS
In the June issue of Famitsu, Level 5 made the surprise announcement that Ni no Kuni, their tag team production […]
LittleBigPlanet 2 Announced
Bust out your plasticine, your silly straws, and whatever other childhood gadgetry you use when building-your-own fun. LittleBigPlanet 2 hits […]
Callabrantus' Top Three PSN Picks for 2009
The end of 2009 is almost upon us, and what a great year it was for gaming! Some incredible indie […]
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves – The Single-Player Campaign
IGR’s review of Naughty Dog’s sequel to Drake’s Fortune – Uncharted 2: Among Thieves – The Single-Player Campaign Review
Everyday Shooter - The Hip Indie Scenester Version of Asteroids
This review is about a game by Jonathan Mak called “Everyday Shooter.” It’s a testament to the developer that this game is actually pretty hard to describe because of the level of abstractness he achieves.