TheOvermatt, Author at Indie Game Reviewer

Beat Slayer Review - Rhythm and Bruise

Beat Slayer combines Hades-style rogue-like action with pulsing music and slick style to create a short but sweet toe-tapper.

Vindictive Drive 2: Maidbot Archive Preview - Maid In Japan (Early Access)

Vindictive Drive 2: Maidbot Archive shows clear love for cyberpunk anime and bullet hell shooters but still needs a lot of time in the oven.

Howl Review - Bark at the Moon

Howl is a gorgeous, thoughtful strategy/puzzle hybrid whose easy to learn gameplay has plenty of both bark and bite.

Vampire Survivors: Emergency Meeting DLC Review - Impostor Syndrome

The Vampire Survivors and Among Us crossover works better than it has any right to, offering silly fun for less than the price of a coffee.

TOBOR Review - The Spy Who Watched Me

TOBOR is a compelling (if simple) surveillance game with an engaging story and memorable characters that’s made to be replayed.

A Highland Song Review - Haste Ye Back

A Highland Song is a sprawling adventure through the Scottish Highlands that’s sweet, meditative, funny, and surprisingly replayable.

SPRAWL Review - Blade Gunner

SPRAWL combines the mechanics of greats like Titanfall and DOOM into a high-octane retro cyberpunk package that’s as fun as it is difficult.

Ten Indie Boomer Shooters to Transport You Back to the '90s

The “boomer shooter” is thriving again in the indie scene, and these 10 entries in particular are ones you should be paying attention to.

Doomsday Hunters Review - Lock and Load

Discover the pixel art marvel that defies expectations: Doomsday Hunters by Moregames. Embracing chaos and explosive action, this isometric twin-stick shooter Rogue-like stands out in a crowded genre. With its 90s cartoon aesthetic, unpredictable level layouts, and over 1200 unlockable gear options, this game beckons you to revel in its glorious mayhem. Engage in risk-taking gameplay, blow things up, and conquer hostile aliens in a world that’s as beautifully stunning as it is delightfully chaotic.