Mini's Magic World
Mini’s Magic World is a charming platformer, but are its challenges magical or mundane? Read our full review to find out.
Review - How to Shoot a Criminal
How to Shoot a Criminal is a full-motion video adventure inspired by Her Story but set at a 1930s newspaper. Is it headline-worthy? Read our full review.
Review - Glow
Take the fight to the other garden insects in Glow. This luminescent SHMUP beams brightly in some ways and fades in others.
Review: There Was a Caveman
Can There was a Caveman hold its own among other classic 2D platformers? Or is it a remnant from the stone age? Find out in our review.
Review - Guards
Do you possess the qualities to stand your ground in Guards? Find out in our review.
Review - 911 Operator (Alpha Build)
Field calls as a 911 Operator, and get your teams to disasters across real city maps. Dispatch the right units to avoid catastrophe. Read our preview.
Review - Rot Gut
Rot Gut is an old school platformer set during the Prohibition. Is it the cat’s meow, or just a mug’s game? Read our review to find out.
Review: Death by Game Show
Death by Game Show finally answers the age-old question: humans vs robots. Who will win? Read our full review to find out.
Review - Cornerstone: The Song of Tyrim
Does Zelda/Dark Souls-inspired Viking adventure Cornerstone: The Song of Tyrim live up to its influences? Read our review to find out!
Review - Megamagic: Wizards of the Neon Age
Strap on that keytar and rewind all your John Hughes videotapes. Megamagic: Wizards of the Neon Age will take you back to the alternative future in this action RPG.
Review: Trulon: The Shadow Engine
Based off a novelization, this turn-based RPG promises a story steeped in lore and a fantasy adventure worth investing time into. But, well read our review
Review: Lamia's Game Room
Said to have the upper half of a beautiful woman and the lower half of a snake, Zeus’ mistress Lamia only makes a cameo in this unusual card game. Read our full review…
AI: Rampage - An Indie Game Review
AI: Rampage offers a brutal and intriguing post-apocalypse complete with Terminator-inspired killer robots, but suffers from some odd build choices and a non-existent narrative. Read our full review.
Review: Sinless
Sinless is a hybrid of a Visual Novel and a point n’ click game set in a cyberpunk reality. Read the full review.
Review: Camera Obscura
Camera Obscura is a retro platform puzzler that’s more relaxing than frustrating, due in large part to its excellent soundtrack (and despite some repetitive tendencies). Read our full review.