Review: Croixleur
A brave heroine must face her greatest challenge to secure control of the realm. Her childhood rival will try to stand in her way. Will ultimate victory be hers?
VIDEO: The Bridge
VIDEO: IGR interviews indie game developer Ty Taylor at the IndieCade game festival and conference in Culver City, California about his XNA-built puzzle-platformer “The Bridge” one of the PAX 10 in 2012.
Review - Droid Assault by Puppy Games
In Droid Assault from indie game developers Puppy Games, hi-tech Droids are rebelling! Omnicorp has lost control of its collection of death machines. Using a virus, you must take control of drones, then send them into battle.
Review: Stealth Bastard Deluxe
Stealth Bastard Deluxe from indie game developers Curve Studios is a 2D platformer that dares ask the question – what happens if you try to be sneaky on high speed? Read our review about whether or not the experiment is successful…
Review: Retrovirus
Retrovirus from indie developer Cadenza Interactive (creators of Sol Survivor) is a 360 shooter in the same vein as Descent, wherein your job is to inoculate a computer from software viruses, available now on Steam. Read our review…
VIDEO: “Antichamber” Launches on Steam – IndieCade Dev Interview w Alexander Bruce
In the second video interview of our independent developer series from IndieCade 2011, we talk to Australian developer Alexander Bruce about the history and development of his mind-bending environmental exploration game “Antichamber.”
Review: Cargo Commander
Scour the cargo containers of the galaxy for valuable goods! Compete against other scavengers online! Can you earn enough money to return to Earth?
Review: 10,000,000
10,000,000 is a “match three” puzzler set at a fast pace and backed up with several RPG qualities such as equipment upgrades and experience gain. Available both as a mobile game and through Steam, 10,000,000 strives to be both a quick escape and an engaging time-sink.
Review - Organ Trail: Director's Cut
Travel across America as you run from a ravenous throng of zombies. Make trades in cities to survive. Safe Haven is far to the west. Will you survive the trip?
Review: Marvin's Mittens
Don your snowsuit and venture into a magical winter realm. Help Marvin find his lost mitten in an epic adventure. Just remember to be home in time for dinner!
Medal Wars: Keisers Revenge
War games are too serious. You can’t spell slaughter without laughter! Take control of the one soldier who can push those blokes from the Black Army back!
Toronto's Long Winter, Part 3 of 4
Toronto’s hottest collection of music and indie games turns up the heat, breaks the ice, and melts faces.
Review: AI War's Ancient Shadows Expansion
The fourth expansion for AI War from Arcen Games adds a bevvy of new gameplay options in addition to Hero-mode that can return interesting upgrades to help you against the swarms of intelligent fleets coming to destroy you, Read the full review…
“Endgame: Syria” Gets Rejected By Apple for Political Reasons, But OK for Android
A game that explores the Syrian civil war – Endgame: Syria – has been rejected by Apple due to App Store guidelines forbidding games that “solely target a specific race, culture, a real government or corporation, or any other real entity”. Apple say that Endgame: Syria, which explores a real news event and aims to show users the range of factions and peoples involved in the situation, fell into this category and so was rejected. It is available for Android.
Top 5 Best Mobile Indie Games of 2012
We are going to keep this one short and sweet: There are simply hundreds of thousands of indie games available on the iOS and Android platforms so it is impossible to attempt to be comprehensive, let alone definitive. Instead, we are going to point out five that we spent a lot of time with and thought were as solid as could be. Here are IGR’s top five favorite mobile indie games of 2012