SIMULACRA Review - Ghost in the Machine
SIMULACRA will make you genuinely afraid to get to the bottom of its mysteries, even while you can’t help but keep investigating.
Review: Dr. Green
Take to the trees with Dr. Green! This retro-themed platformer pits the titular character against the scourge of industrialization. Read our full review…
Review: Deep Under the Sky
Deep Under the Sky is the psychedelic, physics-based endless runner from the creators of Incredipede and Pineapple Smash Crew – Rich Edwards and Colin Northman, respectively. Read our review…
Review: 80 Days
In 80 Days, you must plot your course around the globe in this engaging interactive narrative. All of your decisions are set in stone, so choose wisely.
Review: Hero of the Kingdom
Rise from your humble beginnings as a farmer to become a legend. Learn new skills, and collect items to assist you in battle. Vengeance shall be yours!
Review: Tengami
Tengami from Nyamyam Games offers a unique pop-up book design set in a beautiful Japanese art inspired setting. Read our review…
Review: Strata
Strata, from indie developers Graveck games is an origami-inspired abstract puzzler that showcases the effectiveness of clean, minimalist design that begins simply but rapidly scales in difficulty. Read the full review…
Review: The Yawhg
The Yawhg from Canadian indie developers Emily Carroll & Damian Sommer is an original Choose Your Own Adventure type interactive story with the added twist of engendering multiplayer interaction and begs for multiple playthroughs. Read the review…
Review: Greedy Bankers for iOS
Occupying a space somewhere between Puzzle Fighter and Clickr! Greedy bankers incorporates the iPhone touchscreen scheme to add a frantic level of heightened speed. Read the full review…
Review: Luminati for iOS
Wolves and Eagles duke it out on a magical battlefield that closely resembles a Connect Four board. Does it all line up, or does the bottom drop out?
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