Evergarden Review - The Zen of Gardening
Simple, meditative mechanics bely subtle complexity in hex-based plant puzzler Evergarden. Read our complete review.
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Still There Review - A Lonely Lighthouse (in Space)
Still There by GhostShark is a puzzle game about a space-lighthouse keeper’s journey of self discovery. Read more…
Bewildebots from Jadeus Games Review - Like Herding Robot Cats
Bewildebots is a puzzle game for mobile and PC that involves simultaneously ordering around bunches of robots. Read our full review.
Review - A Rite from the Stars
A Rite from the Stars by Risin’ Goat takes you on a magical journey that features a unique variety of puzzles. Read more…
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 - The Sexy Brutale
The Sexy Brutale is an intricate clockwork narrative puzzle, brimming with style, intrigue and a hint of menace. Read our full review.
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Review - Sorry, James by Konstructors - A Tale for Modern Times
In Sorry, James, from indie game developer Konstructors, players explore a puzzling new world through a contemporary lens.
Review - Causality
Causality by Loju is a simplistic puzzle game that doesn’t reinvent the wheel but makes for a rewarding, well-crafted experience. Read more…
Review - Miniature - The Story Puzzle
Miniature – The Story Puzzle is a top-down narrative puzzle game. It looks gorgeous, but does the gameplay stand up? Read our full review.
Review: The Magical Silence
The Magical Silence by Anatoliy Loginovskikh is an allegorical narrative puzzle game about the value of imagination. Read more…
Review – Glitchspace
Glitchspace is a surprisingly accessible first-person puzzle game that incorporates rudimentary programming elements. Read our full review.
Zasa: An AI Story
Zasa: An AI Story blends a storyline inspired by contemporary computer science with a clever new take on a classic puzzle style. Connect the dots by reading our full review…
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Red Game Without a Great Name - An Indie Game Review
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.
Review: Fake Colours
Fake Colours by Forthright Entertainment and Beyond-Limits-Games is a solid puzzle game with awkward controls and a bad camera. Read more…
Review: Never Alone (Kisima Ingithchuna)
Based on Inupiaq folklore and even narrated entirely in the Inupiaq language (with subtitles in English), Never Alone (Kisima Ingithchuna) is a gorgeous and unusual approach that works in spite of a few rough edges.