Review: Astebreed
Astebreed by Edelweiss, has some issues that bring the game down but it’s still enjoyable if you’re looking for a solid Shoot ‘Em Up to play. Read more…
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: Fat Chicken
Fat Chicken by Mighty Rabbit Studios makes animal slaughter surprisingly comfortable in this satirical, but whimsical tower defense game. Read more…
Review: Sentinel
Sentinel may be among the first games to merge music making with tower defense. Read the full review…
Review: Fight the Dragon
Fight the Dragon is a community created hack n’ slash providing tools to create a dungeon or a campaign where your imagination is your only limit.
Review: The Sun and Moon
Phase through platforms, but be careful, as the rules of the physical realm change as you do. Read our review of this inventive platform puzzler.
Review: This War of Mine
From indie developer 11 bit studios comes a harrowing survival game focused on the civilian victims during wartime.
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.
Review: Prophour23
Create an organism by growing various organs to keep your heart beating. Fight off waves of insects in one of the most bizarre RTS/Tower Defense games around.
Review: DeadCore
DeadCore is a high-precision, high-speed first-person perspective endless speed runner. Our lifelong gamer had a little trouble keeping up. Read the full review…
Review: Reprisal Universe
Reviving many of the concepts which Populous brought to our screens back in the late 80s, Reprisal Universe from indie dev electrolyte puts you in the role of a deity, guiding a population in their struggle against rival factions. Read our full review…
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.
Review: Koshinuke Rider
In Koshinuke Rider from AVI Games Koshi wants to be a hero. When aliens attack, he jumps into the fray…only to find he doesn’t know how to hit back. Dodge blazing fast enemy attacks or die!
Review: Bravada
A beardless dwarf sets out on a quest to put some hair on his face. A novel approach to the leveling system will delight some RPG fans, but likely not all.
Review: Pentumble for iOS
Don’t let the idea of a 2D platformer on a touch device scare you off. Pentumble is one of the few 2D platformers that does controls right. Read more…