15 Amazing Indie Games That Are Completely Free
Sometimes times get tough and you need to game on a budget. Thankfully, the indie scene has you covered: these incredible games are all free.
Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo Review – A Soulful Snake
Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo is a game about helping others resolve the issues keeping their souls from moving on. Read more…
Hook: Complete Edition Review – Get Hooked All Over Again
Hook: Complete Edition by Maciej Targoni is an enjoyable, minimalistic puzzle game about pressing buttons. Read more…
Grimoire Groves Review – Dungeons and Daffodils
Grimoire Groves embeds its horticultural themes so deeply that you might be fooled into thinking it’s a farming game instead of a Rogue-like.
Great God Grove Review – A Divine Comedy
Great God Grove is a delightfully absurd mystery driven both metaphorically and literally by dialogue delivery. Read our complete review.
Expelled! Review – The Defenestrator
Expelled! is another compelling, well-written time loop mystery from inkle that’s only slightly marred by repetition.
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.
Universe for Sale Review – Cultist Classic
Set in a futuristic space station orbiting Jupiter, Universe for Sale is a visually captivating point-and-click adventure blending rich storytelling, unique characters, and intricate universe-crafting mechanics.
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.
Caravan SandWitch Review – A Friendly Post-Apocalyptic Voyage
Caravan SandWitch is a relaxing open-world exploration game with a surprisingly hopeful post-apocalyptic setting. Read more…
MARS 2120 Review – The Angry Red Planet
MARS 2120 is a fun but flawed tribute to the Metroid franchise whose interesting ideas almost make up for its shortcomings.
Tavern Talk Review – Stay a While, and Listen
Tavern Talk is a comfy and well-written, albeit repetitive, visual novel whose characters feel straight out of your favorite RPG campaigns.
Highwater Review – Flooding, Fleeing, and Fighting
Highwater is about trying escape a world devastated by catastrophic flooding. Read more in our full review…
Trackline Express Review – All Aboard the Pain Train
Trackline Express isn’t your typical train simulator. Read our review to learn about about this sheep-throwing, barbarian-battling surprises.