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There are already quite a few games willing to send us back into the mud and trenches of the First World War, so another one needs to do something a bit different if it’s going to stand out. Over The Top: WWI definitely does that. Rather than trying to be the most brutally serious military […]
MONOWAVE is a really lovely little game, and I think that is probably the easiest way to describe it.It is a puzzle-platformer built around emotions, with each emotional state changing how you interact with the world and how you solve certain puzzles. It is a simple idea, but it works really well, and more importantly
Indie game developers really never cease to both impress and amaze me with their endless creativity and passion for gaming. Combine this with the fact that so many of them are working with tiny teams and limited resources and this amazement only grows. Stoneguard is developed by ThornSpire Games, just two people, a husband and
What it does, it does well, but we’ve seen it done better elsewhere The Skin Stapler isn’t a bad game. In fact, there are quite a few things here that I genuinely enjoyed. The puzzles are probably its strongest feature, and the core gameplay does enough to keep things moving without relying entirely on cheap
Duskfade was a very pleasant surprise. I went into it interested in what it had to offer, but I wasn’t expecting it to leave such a strong impression on me. What I found was an exceptionally charming, confident, and polished adventure that feels like a heartfelt homage to the golden age of 3D platformers from
Introduction Sometimes a game doesn’t need intense combat, complicated systems or a huge open world to make an impression. Finding Polka is a cosy exploration adventure built around one simple idea: taking your time, interacting with the world around you and enjoying the journey. I played the game on my ROG Ally X, and it
I really wanted to like Senara: The Sacrament. From the trailers and the opening hour, it felt like the kind of indie horror game that could surprise me. It has an eerie atmosphere, an interesting premise, and enough mystery to make you want to keep pushing forward. Unfortunately, the further I got, the more I
Taking elements from hero, looter, twin stick and extraction shooters, along with isometric arpg elements and combining them into one game is never going to be an easy task, even less so to actually balance all of these elements and make them make sense. Thankfully Rifstorm manages to not only combine all of these elements
Introduction There are plenty of Metroidvania games available today, but every now and then one comes along with its own identity. Constance is one of those games. With its stunning hand-drawn art style, satisfying exploration and creative gameplay mechanics, Constance delivers an experience that is both challenging and rewarding. While it took me a little
Dung Ho is the one of the latest in a line of absurd titles designed to create a chaotic co-op experience that will have best laid plans quickly collapsing into hysterical laughter, and whilst it succeeds in this task in the early stages, there is little to keep players returning consistently. Dung Ho has you
