The Ramsey Review - Jiffy Pop Platforming
The Ramsey is a lightweight, lighthearted platformer that’s easy to play and easy to like. Read our complete review.
Goblins of Elderstone Review – New Orc City
Goblins of Elderstone is a village sim that seemingly leans more toward cottagecore than grim darkness. Read our full review.
Roller Drama Review - You (Probably) Don't Want No Drama
Roller Drama features a compelling visual novel narrative about an underused subject in games but is let down by its actual gameplay.
Stolen Realm Preview - Skillful Fantasy Tactics (Early Access)
Stolen Realm is a tactical RPG with a surprisingly open skill and class system. Read our Early Access preview…
Top 10 Best Indie Games of 2021 - IndieGameReviewer
IGR has chosen its top ten indie games commercially released in 2021.
Cat President 2: Purrlitical Revolution Review – More Puns, More Politics
Cat President 2: Purrlitical Revolution is a comedic, wholesome and surprisingly smart take on the political process. Read our full review…
Game Pass Good Stuff - October Spooktacular
Column – Oct. 2020 Notable Game Pass Games Microsoft has been making big strides into digital gaming lately with their […]
Maid of Sker Review - Holding Your Breath in a Horrifying Hotel
Maid of Sker is a classic first-person horror game, but does it add anything new to the genre? Take a deep breath and read on…
Wavey the Rocket - A Weird, Wild and Wacky Action Game
Wavy the Rocket combines trying-to-hard-to-be-cool ’90s nostalgia with a bizarre but innovative control scheme. Is it a wave worth catching? Read on!
Out of Shapes Review - The Robot That Wondered if It Was a Broom
Out of Shapes is a whimsical adventure game about the internal lives of inanimate objects. Read our full review.
Artificial Extinction Review - Defend a New World from an Enemy AI
Artificial Extinction combines tower defense and FPS elements as humanity battles AI. Is this world worth saving from the robots? Read on!
InfinityWaltz’s Column of Curiosities – March’s Top 3 Underrated Releases
Take a break from the global crisis and let these underrated video games from March appeal to your sense of whimsy.
Femida Review – Justice Is Blind (and Needs an Editor)
Femida is a trial simulator with an interesting political undercurrent, but it fails in execution (pun intended).
Dreadlands Preview - A Tactical, Colorful Apocalypse (Early Access)
Dreadlands transports familiar tactical combat to a colorful, Borderlands-inspired vision of a post-apocalyptic future. Check out our Early Access preview.
Hypergalactic Psychic Table Tennis 3000 – Pong Levels Up
Hypergalactic Psychic Table Tennis 3000 provides Pong with the RPG update for the modern age that the world has long clamored for.