Games for iOS - Indie Game Reviewer

The Collage Atlas Review - A Hand-Drawn Map of a Dream

The Collage Atlas is a hand-illustrated walk through a magical monochromatic world, but is its dreamlike beauty enough? Read our review…

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.

Warhammer 40000: Warpforge brings the online CCG genre into the grim darkness of the far future. Read our Early Access preview!

Deck ‘Em! is a simple, boxing-themed, card-battling game that’s perfect fun in short bursts. Read our complete review.

Return to Castlevania is a loving tribute to Dead Cells’ biggest inspiration that adds fantastic content to an already exceptional game.

Roller Drama features a compelling visual novel narrative about an underused subject in games but is let down by its actual gameplay.

Headland offers pleasant adventure gameplay unfortunately marred by poor performance and frustrating combat design.

Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins is a mobile phone simulation game about trying to find a missing person. Read more…

We put together our favorites from a range of genres to bring you the best indie games released on mobile platforms in 2020!

A Monster’s Expedition is a fantastic little puzzle game that just about anybody can learn and love, no matter your tastes.

Oceanhorn 2: Knights of the Lost Realm by Cornfox & Bros. They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. […]

It was something of a renaissance year for mobile games, and indies led the charge! Here are our top 10 favorites for 2019!

Spring Falls is an unexpectedly soothing puzzle game from lead Cuphead programmer Eric Billingsley. Relax and read on…

SIMULACRA will make you genuinely afraid to get to the bottom of its mysteries, even while you can’t help but keep investigating.

Mars Power Industries Deluxe is a short but sweet puzzle game that’ll have you smiling and scratching your head in equal parts.