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Castle Kong is a familiar and fun arcade experience
Castle Kong is the most recent game from Monacan studio Drowning Monkeys. The game is an unsubtle and unabashed reimagining…
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When the Past Was Around: A Musical Puzzle That Hits All the Right Chords
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Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood deserves a silver bullet
Ever since I was a kid, werewolves have been one of my favorite mythical monsters. And while we have been…
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Orangeblood bleeds mediocrity
Orangeblood is the first game to come from indie developer Grayfax Software and was published by the notable Playism, who…
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Deadly Days Claws its way onto Nintendo Switch
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Bubble Bobble 4 Friends Blows Previous Games Out Of The Water
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TTV2 Review
TTV2, the sequel to Trip to Vinelands is a simple pick-up-and-play game by the creator of Ubermosh. The game revolves…
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Steam Tactics: Flying, fighting, and fluff
The challenge of creating a good strategy game is often variety. While a puzzle can be solved to completion, strategy…
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Projection: First Light shines dimly on the indie scene
With an indie game market already oversaturated with remakes and shovelware, it is not easy for developers to create a…
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Skully is a charming roll through the mud
Skully is a 3D puzzle platformer about a revived skull infused with magical clay on a quest from a higher…
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Cloudpunk: A retrowave dystopia of choices
I’ve always been a massive sucker for the cyberpunk, neo-80s aesthetic. Until recently, it has been a fairly hard style…
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Railway Empire Complete Collection on Track to Strategy Game Stardom
Everything game developers include in a final product exists to either teach the player something new or guide them in…
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Spinch: An entrancing blur of vivid color
Spinch is a technicolor platformer by Canadian devs Queen Bee Games about a mysterious little creature out to rescue its…
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Mask of Mists: A Fantasy RPG for Casual Players
The tedium of modern life can get exhausting sometimes. This is, of course, why games exist in the first place,…
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Paradise Killer is deeply confusing, incredibly fascinating, and that’s great!
“Oh red skies, where love dies, close the door, I’ll stay forever. Here in Paradise.” Paradise Killer is a first-person…
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OkunoKA Madness: A Brutally Difficult, Surreal Adventure
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Respawn and die again. Welcome back to UBERMOSH.
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Ageless Review
Ageless, the recent puzzle-platformer from One More Dream Studios, has an emphasis on single-screen puzzles, much like notable indie game…
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Neversong: Horror and Charm that Strikes All the Right Chords
With a new generation of consoles on the horizon, more and more visually impressive games being released, and technology advancing…
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