Review: Tormentum: Dark Sorrow
A classic point-and-click adventure in mechanical terms, Tormentum: Dark Sorrow game stands out thanks to its intense dark fantasy artwork.
Review: Three Fourths Home
Less “game” than multimedia short story, Three Fourths Home is a beautiful but bleak, artful exploration of family drama.
Preview: Code 7
A new two-man studio from Cologne updates the text adventure with cinematic sound and voice acting.
Review: Belladonna
Belladonna, from Swedish indie game developer Neckbolt, is a short but moody gothic adventure for classic point-and-click fans.
Review - Pixel Heroes: Byte & Magic
A mildly amusing tribute to retro computer RPGs, Pixel Heroes: Byte & Magic is fun in small doses.
Review: Ephemerid
Progressive rock guitar meets whimsical papercut insects in Ephemerid – a magical mayfly story from indie developer SuperChop Games.
Review: Lisa
Lisa from Dingaling studios is a successfully Kickstarted, deliberately ugly RPG-Maker offering inspired by drug abuse, professional wrestling and the apocalypse.
Review: Chariot
A gentle but challenging cooperative platform puzzler with cute characters and lush backgrounds, Chariot is fun for all ages.
Infinitywaltz's Personal Top 5 Indie Games of 2014
Infinitywaltz considers his personal favorites from 2014.
Review: The Fall
The Fall from Over the Moon games is a short but compelling title that borrows from classic platform adventures as well as literary science fiction.
Review: One Way Heroics
One Way Heroics from indie developer Smoking WOLF is a turn-based RPG roguelike and a forced scroller. Read our full review…
Review: Never Alone (Kisima Ingithchuna)
Based on Inupiaq folklore and even narrated entirely in the Inupiaq language (with subtitles in English), Never Alone (Kisima Ingithchuna) is a gorgeous and unusual approach that works in spite of a few rough edges.
Preview: Hearthlands
Hearthlands from Artefact Games has the potential to be quite a clever take on the classic village-builder as the developers continue to add features.
Review: Fract OSC
Explore sound itself and unlock your own electronic music studio in Fract OSC – an atmospheric and difficult puzzle game from Phosfiend Systems.
Review: Neverending NIghtmares
An exploration of obsessive-compulsive disorder and depression, this psychological horror game isn’t “fun,” but it makes up for it by being immersive and thought-provoking.