Review: Treasure Hunting for Love and Profit in The Magnificent Trufflepigs
The Magnificent Trufflepigs tells its story well, but it’s too slight to get properly invested.
Review: Live and die by the sword in No Place for Bravery
No Place for Bravery is a 2D indie Soulslike is set in an attractive pixel art world, but its gameplay is too frustrating and repetitive to recommend.
Indie Game: The Movie Impressions
In today’s world, with so many gigantic, million selling, big budget games, it’s easy to forget how difficult it can be for someone to actually sit down and make one of them. Every year, we get dozens and dozens of options to play and enjoy, which for most, is more than enough of a reason…
Review: Dandy Ace is a roguelike with a few tricks up its sleeve
Brazilian studio Mad Mimic present their take on the “just one more run” gameplay of Hades, and it’s a kind of magic.
With less assassinating and more plundering, Skull & Bones might as well be the next Black Flag
Regardless of what feelings you may hold in regards to Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, you have to admit it shook things up somewhat for the series. Not nearly as big of an impact as Assassin’s Creed Origins eventually made last year, Black Flag threw in elements that were first introduced in the deeply flawed…
The Gardens Between is a breezy time travelling journey that’s well worth taking
Games that reward your time are few and far between nowadays. With a mountain of grind-heavy collect-a-ton experiences out there, so when a short but extremely sweet game like The Gardens Between comes along, it’s bound to raise some eyebrows. It’s a puzzler that plays with time travelling and doesn’t go too out of its…
Review: The more I played of The Medium, the more I was confounded by it
Underneath The Medium’s flawed execution lies a really good story you’ll want to struggle through playing in order to see more of.
Review: Pendragon and the exciting tales we tell ourselves
With Pendragon, British developer inkle apply their flair for narrative design to Arthurian legend – but are less successful in experimenting with turn-based tactics
Review: Viewfinder is a wonderfully inventive puzzle game with an incredibly satisfying hook
Viewfinder might not be a particularly long experience, but I never stopped loving its unique photographic magic trick.