Tartarus review: Highs Gradually Turn to Lows
Tartarus is a game with many elements that gradually decrease in quality as the game progresses. All of these elements however, are just window-dressing for the meat of the game which is the puzzles.
Dream Daddy Feels Like a Prologue for a Better Dating Sim
It breaks my heart that visual novels (and dating sims, which fall under the visual novel umbrella) aren't more popular in English-speaking countries. Despite...
Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime review – A Fun Multiplayer Experience...
If you're just looking for some casual fun and like shoot em ups, Lovers on the Switch is right up your alley whether or not you have friends to play with. Tight game-play, stylish visuals, and plenty of maps to keep you entertained--everything's there.
Typoman: Revised review
Typoman doesn't hesitate to excite. It is filled with great puzzles and challenges and the overall design is quite interesting. If you're looking for something different from your standard platforms or puzzlers I recommend that you try it out...
Review: Affordable Space Adventures
The first thing you’ll see when starting up Affordable Space Adventures is a collection of postcards, informational pamphlets, and general touristy bits and bobs. All...
Going Medieval Announcement Trailer
Welcome to the world of Going Medieval. Set in a post-apocalyptic 14th century Britain ravaged by the Black Death, you must lead a small band...
Review: The Swindle
In The Swindle, thieves make Victorian London their playground, hacking steam-powered computers and avoiding robotic guards.
Rise and Shine review
For a game that costs 15 Euro, there is justnot enough game here to justify it and, although what little is there is fun and challenging...
West of Loathing’s Release Date Confirmed: August 10
From the creator's of the highly beloved broswer RPG Kingdom of Loathing comes the long awaited sequel by Asymmetric Productions, West of Loathing. You...
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...





















