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The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human…the title says it all, doesn’t it? Venture below the waves to explore the last vestiges of a long-dead civilization in this atmospheric adventure. Read our full review.
PulseCharge is an old school platformer with just enough soft edges to keep newcomers to the genre from getting frustrated. Do you have the “heart” to face its challenges? Read on…
Red Game Without A Great Name is a touchscreen side-scroller about guiding a mechanical carrier pigeon. Read our full review to learn why it had us seeing red.
Kwaan, developed by Ankama, presents a unique pixel editor and an entrancing atmosphere populated with tiny creatures of nature. Read our full review.
Darkest Dungeon…the horror. What sick desire could compel us to revisit such a tenebrous place? For starters, it’s finally out of Early Access!
Energy Cycle follows up Energy Balance by replacing number puzzles with more graphically focused ones, but loses some of its depth in the process. Read our full review.
In Pony Island, what starts as a charming retro action game about frolicking ponies quickly becomes a nightmarish escape from the clutches of the devil. Read our full review.
The Oil Blue is an unexpectedly fun time management game about extracting and selling oil. Don’t be afraid to get a little dirty and dive right into our full review.
The Deadly Tower of Monsters is a B-movie science fiction sensation disguised as a video game! Or is the other way around? Read our review to find out.
Wage a magic war with the Corgi Warlock. Join up to three friends on a quest to smack down the Skeleton Bunny King’s evil army. Read our full review.
From Dancing Dragon Games comes this new twist on the JRPG genre. Read IGR’s full review…
Suits: A Business RPG looks like a satire of corporate capitalism, but it’s really more of a collection of random, office-related jokes in JRPG format. Fix that tie and read our review.
In Bloxitivity, you must move colored cubes to their designated spot. It’s way more devious than it sounds. Read our full review.
Odin’s eye is stolen by Loki! Rise up and chase down the mischievous trickster in this off-beat side-scrolling brawler. Read our full review.
Abo Mando takes a cool concept – Mexican horror – and ruins it with lackluster graphics and uninspired 8-bit action. Read our full review.