The Wandering Village Review
When it comes to playing a city builder or settlement management game, a lot of what’s going on relies on the vibes being just right....
Tag : Indie
Tiny Bookshop Review
by Will Worrall
For some reason, there are plenty of games about starting life over in a new, quaint town. Honestly, it’s not much of a shock that...
Rooftops & Alleys Review
by Ryan Jones
As I haven’t spent much of my gaming life playing games revolving around the art of parkour, I wasn’t sure what to expect from Rooftops...
Please, Touch the Artwork 2 Review
by Will Worrall
When is a game not a game? Some would argue that a game needs to be challenging, but personally, that definition doesn’t sit right with...
Moving Houses Review
by Will Worrall
Sometimes you can go into a game with a general idea of what it’s going to be like. Whether you’re informed by the tropes and...
Honeyland Review
by Will Worrall
Video games, as a medium, have evolved spectacularly over the past few decades. From innocent and simple beginnings, gaming has gone to ever more complex...
Aloft Preview
by Will Worrall
While the survival crafting genre has certainly been overplayed lately…okay, well, it would probably be more accurate to say that the genre has been roughly...
Alchemist: The Potion Monger Review
by Will Worrall
Indie games have come a long way over the past 15 years. From a tiny subset of the industry that only art-house tossers talked about...
Liminalcore Review
by Will Worrall
Liminality as a concept has sort of been run through the wringer by the internet over the past few years. If it isn’t huge games...
The Hole Review
by Will Worrall
Sometimes, a game’s name isn’t doing itself any favours. It’s a bit like the place near my hometown called “The Glory Hole“, you’re never going...
An Itch.IO Halloween Special
by Will Worrall
Boo! It’s officially a spooky month, and not only that, but we’re nearly on the big day itself. Whether you’re an Addams Family Values sort...
Phoenix Springs Review
by Will Worrall
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...
Shadow of the Ninja – Reborn Review
by Ryan Jones
Every so often, developers attempt to port or remaster a beloved game or franchise from the retro era. Back in the 80s and 90s, side-scrolling...
Phantom Spark Review
by Kyle Moffat
In terms of gaming, the racing genre is easily one of the most competitive. Gran Turismo and Forza compete head-to-head on their respective consoles, whilst...
Bleak Faith: Forsaken Review
by Ryan Jones
The Souls-like formula has been expanded upon throughout modern gaming, and developers big and small have made several attempts to either improve, clone or adapt...
Another Crab’s Treasure Review
by Ryan Jones
I’ve always had a soft spot for indie games, including the weird and wacky versions of the genre. It’s an incredible pleasure to watch passionate...
Dead End City Review
by Ryan Jones
Mad Max meets a rolling, retro shoot-em-up in Dead End City, a 90s style shooter set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Players can take the role...
The Bridge Curse: Road to Salvation Review
by Ryan Jones
The Bridge Curse found a place on Netflix in February 2020, just before the world fell victim to the COVID-19 pandemic. The horror film, based...