Review: Clockwork Man
Travel in time to the curious alternate world of London 1889 in the “epic” Steampunk game The Clockwork Man wherein you follow the copper robot Sprocket and his ward Miranda through an adventure to find her grandfather.
Review of Sol: Exodus
Sol: Exodus from Seamless Entertainment makes use of the Unreal engine to bring back the deep space dogfighting spirit of games like Wing Commander and applies an impressive coat of paint. Read the review…
Review: Red Eclipse
Red Eclipse is Quake-style fast-paced shooter that offers a nice range of play modes and modifiers. Read the review…
Review: Deity
Deity is a stealth-action game from students of the famous school Digipen built from the ground up in C++ with a custom engine. Read the full review…
Review: JigMan!
JigMan! from Head Games Studios feels like a strange mix of the classic games Berzerk and Qix. Does this C64 tribute pay off? Read the full review…
Review: Steel Storm
A retro top-down shooter? Sounds great. Does Steel Storm: Burning Retribution storm the beaches, or fly around in circles?
Review: Radius
Make a science wheel do science-y things. How does this sparse ad-supported game stack up? Read our full review of Radius for Android devices.
TrickyLeaks - an Android indie game review
Julian is up to his old tricks, and it’s up to major evil corporations to stop him from leaking secrets. Will you plug the leaks, or be sucked down the drain?
Review: Father Frost
A review of a point-and-click version of a beloved Russian fable. Does this remake of the 2002 Windows title warm the heart, or leave players out in the cold?
Review: A.R.E.S. Extinction Agenda
If I had to use one word to describe the first episode of the A.R.E.S. series of games it would be slick. While it certainly pays homage to the classics that inspired it, there is a modern level of quality that you rarely see in an indie title.
Review: Dungeons
A review of Dungeons from indie game developer Realmforge Studios and distributed by Kalypso Media recalls Dungeon Keeper and Diablo as a theme park sim.
Review: Astroslugs
Indie game Astroslugs from developer Bit Barons is a sticky, gooey puzzler that drips and oozes charm. Available now for Windows PC and Mac. Read the full review…
Game Review: Megan And The Giant for iOS
Megan and the Giant, a game for iOS from independent game developer Studio Pepwuper promises much but delivers somewhere short of that. Read the full review…
Defy Gravity for PC and XBOX Live – An Indie Game Review
Defy Gravity: A PC/Xbox 360 Indie Game Review – will you feel the G’s or miss the G-spot?
Indie Game Review: Clickr
The Indie Game Reviewer crew get together for some good old PvP in Clickr, a slick and fun new tile-based puzzle game from NTREEV Soft. Read the full round-table review…