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Phoenix Springs Review

Will WorrallOct 12, 20240

There’s something occasionally surreal about certain games that use a limited graphical style or other lo-fi production techniques. While there’s a certain amount of nostalgia

Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town Review

Steven PettittAug 11, 20200

After our preview of Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town, here is our review for the full game. Since the preview, there was

Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town Preview

Steven PettittJul 6, 2020July 6, 20200

This is a preview of an unfinished version of the game and gives an early impression of how the game will look and play. A

Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry Review

Matthew WojciowAug 9, 20190

After many years away from the world of video games, Leisure Suit Larry has returned and is just as rude and crude as ever. Larry

Deponia for Nintendo Switch Review

Anthony PamiasJun 11, 20190

Can’t believe that the Nintendo Switch is already three years old, has tons of ports, and has become a phenomenal porting system. Deponia is one

Four Last Things Review

TubeyMar 1, 2017August 12, 20180

After a playthrough of The Curse of Monkey Island for my Retro Chronicles series, I got the bug for more point & click adventure goodness.

Memoranda Review

Steve GillFeb 1, 2017August 12, 20180

Mizuka is a young woman who keeps forgetting her name. She hasn’t slept for 17 days – the invisible old sailor living next to her

Pixel Art Academy: Learn Art Through a Social Adventure Game

Steve GillJan 26, 2017January 26, 20170

When I were a young ‘un, video games and pixel art were pretty much one and the same. Aside from some fairly primitive 3D, the

Hardboiled Cyberpunk Adventure Neofeud Coming Soon

Steve GillJan 24, 2017January 24, 20170

I’m not sure what compels me towards dystopian fiction and hardboiled detectives, maybe it’s because I’m a jaded, miserable git who thinks the world is

The Little Acre Review

Daire BehanDec 13, 2016August 12, 20180

Independent game development has been on the rise in Ireland in the past few years, but despite the vast amount of unique titles in development, few

Indie Freebie of the Week: The Games of Eight Bit Skyline

Steve GillApr 8, 2016April 21, 20160

This week I’d like to introduce you to four short Indie Freebies from Eight Bit Skyline, a Norwegian game designer who also goes under the

Find redemption with Thimbleweed Park for $25

Steve GillMar 19, 2016April 20, 20160

Do you feel bad about pirating Maniac Mansion and Monkey Island when you were a kid? I know I do, although I’m pretty sure I