Indivisible Preview: Something To Look Forward To
Indivisible is the new game from Skullgirls developer Lab Zero Games. Indivisible was successfully crowdfunded in 2015. They have released a preview of the game for backers to show the people who pledged money how the development is progressing
Perception: The Best Technically Flawed Game You’ll Play (A Review By...
Before I begin this review, let me make one thing abundantly clear:
I have all the reasons in the world to be biased toward loving...
Irish Indie Game Development Update
I want to give you guys a quick run down with what's been happening in the Irish Game Development scene within the last while.
It’s Spring Again review – Unbeleafable Jeff, Its Raining Rain
I have no idea why this game is on Switch. Kids apps, tablets and toys already do this kind of thing...
Review: Unmechanical Extended
Unmechanical Extended is a physics-based puzzle game with a strangely soothing (and equal parts enjoyable) music. It sports an interesting mix of biological and mechanical imagery throughout its artwork and, despite their being very little plot to the game I found myself immersed in the continually changing puzzle types.
Sundered: Eldritch Edition review
Sundered: Eldritch Edition is a cross between a Metroidvania and a rogue-lite. Combining exploration and combat, the title does not hide its true nature...
He Beat Her is a Vague yet Deeply Disturbing Tale about...
Zephyo's He Beat Her is a sobering reminder of how complex, tragic, and deeply disturbing domestic abuse is. In this game, you play as...
New Streaming Service “Jump” Wants To Be Netflix For Games
A new subscription-based streaming service called Jump, which aims to be "Netflix for games" is to launch later this summer.
Jump will focus exclusively on Indie...
Manticore: Galaxy on Fire review – Merc Those Pirates, Fam!
Manticore: Galaxy on Fire is the space dogfighter you have been waiting for on your favourite portable home console. Whilst it doesn't quite match up to the legendary games of its genre, it's still a solid and very fun experience with very little to moan about
The Longest 5 Minutes review: A JRPG Distilled from Better JRPGs
Despite a good start and its many sterling qualities, TL5M is shackled by its temporal premise.




















