Review: Bulb Boy
Bulb Boy is a streamlined point-and-click adventure focused more on grotesque atmosphere than complicated puzzles. Read our full review…
Review: Telltale Game's Tales from the Borderlands
Tales from the Borderlands is a narrative take on the popular shooter franchise, delivered in Telltale Games’ house style. Is it even better than the original? Read our review to find out.
Review: Read Only Memories
Read Only Memories by Midboss, LLC is a sci-fi mystery adventure where you help the world’s first sapient robot find his missing creator. Read more…
Review: The Blackell Epiphany
The Blackwell Epiphany brings the Blackwell saga to its epic conclusion. Rosa and Joey try to zero in on a force that is destroying souls. Read our full review.
Review: The Inner World by Headup Games and Studio Fizbin
Robert lives in Asposia, a city encased in a galaxy made of earth. After chasing a thief, he discovers the truth behind what has really happened to his world.
Indie Arena – Take a Tour of Gamescom’s First-Ever Indie Booth
Step into the Indie Arena! Germany’s massive Gamescom fest will feature for the first time a booth dedicated to indie games. Check out ten diverse indie games.
Review: Cognition - Episode 1
Erica Reed is a detective with a rare gift: She can see into the past. Only her talent paired with her deductive prowess can help her catch four notorious killers.
Review: Botanicula
From Amanita Design, Botanicula is an incredibly engaging illustrated point and click adventure that confounds and surprises at every turn. Read the full review…
Review: Blackwell Deception
While there are less and less developer making them, Wadjet Eye nails the adventure genre into the haunted floorboards with its latest release Blackwell Deception.
Review: AlternativA
There isn’t any innovation in AlternativA, so we’ve rating it on the elements. On one hand, what’s good is very good, but on the other hand, what’s bad is very bad.
Emberwind - An Indie Game Review of the Whimsical Fantasy Platformer
From TimeTrap Games comes Emberwind, a surprisingly vast side-scrolling adventure. Read IGR’s review of this indie game from TimeTrap Studios.