Expelled! Review - The Defenestrator
Expelled! is another compelling, well-written time loop mystery from inkle that’s only slightly marred by repetition.
Wren's Resurgence Review - Shurikan't
Wren’s Resurgence is a gorgeous 2D adventure with solid ideas, marred by poor execution and technical issues.
Glitch Hero Review - Life's a Glitch
Glitch Hero is a cute Zelda-style game that aims to teach kids about programming logic but will leave most adults out in the cold.
Eternal Strands Review - Strand Together
Eternal Strands is an impressive debut from a studio of veterans, that mixes hack and slash adventure with a fascinating magic system.
Security: The Horrible Nights Review - Midnight Mall Cop
Security: The Horrible Nights is an anomaly-seeking horror game with creative ideas that’s let down by vague direction.
Quarterstaff Review - One Against All
Quarterstaff is a simple but gripping tactics game that combines thoughtful gameplay and flashy moves into something special.
Ten MORE Indie Boomer Shooters to Take You Back to the '90s
Shooter fans are living like it’s 1997 all over again, and here’s another ten games that are worth checking out.
Hannah Review - Cries and Dolls
Hannah is a spooky 3D puzzle platformer whose gorgeous production values unfortunately don’t compensate enough for its flawed gameplay.
Dungeon Deck Review - Deck The Tormented Halls
Dungeon Deck is a simple but compelling deck-builder Rogue-like that, while light on new ideas, is sure to please fans of the genre.
Tensei Review - Zen and the Art of Dragon Transformation
Tensei is a simple but captivating endless jumping game whose gorgeous production is sure to make it worth many replays.
Vampire Survivors: Ode to Castlevania DLC Review - Family Legacy
What secrets await in this DLC? A sprawling castle, iconic faces, and unexpected twists – see what IGR thinks of the new Castlevania DLC for Vampire Survivors.
Conscript Review - Gendarme Evil
Conscript takes the design of the original Resident Evil and transplants it near-flawlessly into a top-down survival horror set in WWI.
Helltown Review - Neighbors From Hell
Helltown is a first-person survival horror with interesting ideas and a fantastic atmosphere, ultimately let down by mediocre stealth.
KVARK Review - Czech-Life
KVARK is a scrappy indie take on Half-Life set in the ’80s Soviet Union that wears its influences on its sleeve but doesn’t quite match them.
Leximan Review - Words of Power
Leximan is a short but sweet adventure game full of (literal) wordplay and good humor, even if it feels a bit undercooked.