Biped Review - Walk This Way
Biped is that rare cooperative action puzzler that manages to also be fun in single-player mode. Walk – no, RUN! – and read our full review.
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InfinityWaltz’s Column of Curiosities – November’s Top 3 Underrated Releases
November featured a variety of games that mostly flew under the radar, from puzzles to space shooters to board games about eldritch abominations.
Review: Spooky Ghosts Dot Com
Spooky Ghosts Dot Com is loaded with cute cats, funny ghosts and some unexpectedly challenging action sequences.
Review - FOX n FORESTS
FOX n FORESTS is a retro-inspired journey into 16-bit era platformers that stands out for its interesting weather mechanics. Visit the foxy forests in all four seasons and read our complete review.
Review - Yeah Jam Fury: You, Me, Everybody!
Newgrounds puzzle platformer Yeah Jam Fury gets a new lease on life in enhanced re-release for desktops via Steam.
Review - Armed with Wings: Rearmed
Armed with Wings: Rearmed continues Sun-Studios’ series with more stylized sword-swinging and eagle-soaring action. Read our full review.
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Review - Sorgina: A Tale of Witches
Sorgina: A Tale of Witches charms with its art and story, but glitches and control issues might spoil this witch’s brew. Read our full review.
Chowderchu
Chowderchu is a platforming adventure with a unique, intentionally ramshackle design approach. Step up to the “chowd well” and read our full review.
Review: Clustertruck
Clustertruck – What We Think: When I first heard of Clustertruck my initial thoughts were that it would be some […]
Review - Liveza: Death of the Earth
Liveza: Death of the Earth is a brief and perfunctory platforming adventure set in post-apocalyptic gloom. Read our full review.
Review - Systematic Immunity
Systematic Immunity as an antibody-themed platformer that hits all the right targets, from perfectly crafted levels to charming music and graphics. You might even learn something about the human body! Read our full review.
PulseCharge - An Indie Game 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…
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Review: Abo Mando
Abo Mando takes a cool concept – Mexican horror – and ruins it with lackluster graphics and uninspired 8-bit action. Read our full review.
Review: Camera Obscura
Camera Obscura is a retro platform puzzler that’s more relaxing than frustrating, due in large part to its excellent soundtrack (and despite some repetitive tendencies). Read our full review.
Review: Mushroom 11
Mushroom 11 offers a new approach to the puzzle platformer. Destroy and regenerate a blob of mold across a perilous landscape bristling with deadly traps. Read our full review.