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The controls in Spectrum are incredibly simple, you’ll be able to move your black glob left and right, and then using th...
Gallo is delivered with a deliberate and mostly straight-laced tone while most of the characters and situations he gets ...
Who knew that disarming a bomb could be so difficult and tense? With only one person actively trying to work on the bomb...
While there are some variant mode choices that will let you play against a friend, get right into a fight against the co...
What story there is over the handful of hours you’ll play tends to be odd as well, but the strange characters and the ev...
With the ability to play solo or with a friend, you’ll play as Robb and Otto. Instead of being cute little dinosaurs who...
Stocked with a variety of both ranged and melee characters the basics Next Up offers aren’t bad. There’s some variety, w...
I’d actually say that it felt like the game got off to a pretty strong start, with you awakening a bit disoriented after...
The impetus for the journey is the disappearance of your former friend Hayden Webber. He is the person who created Turin...
On any given stage you’ll have a number of little blocky characters to work with. Most of these will have the ability to...
Going with visuals that are very simple and reminiscent of the likes of Undertale (another indie darling), pretty well t...
The rules are actually pretty simple. Depending on whether you play Casual or Standard mode you’ll have pieces that can ...
Working with a twin-stick style, where your second stick helps your blows connect, the base of the controls are relative...
This was probably my favorite game of 2018, though since it's also a very challenging title it won't be for everyone. I ...
Whenever you talk about classic adventure titles there's roughly a standing assumption that they'll bog down at some poi...
Starting with the basics you’ll be playing the part of a chef who is trying to prepare what becomes a variety of dishes ...
I can understand the goal of infusing a relatively simple gambling game with some humor, Valve did a very respectable jo...
There’s always a bit of a challenge when reviewing games that are distinct in their release but that are obviously relat...
While it may look visually pretty simple, featuring geometric shapes for the most part and a very clean design, the game...
Another sequel that took what worked in the original and then made it better on all levels, this side-scrolling zombie-b...
Rather than just rest on their laurels and deliver only more of the same Picross S first introduced the Mega Picross sty...
The first thing you’ll notice is that aside from the somewhat unusual style of play the game has a wicked sense of humor...
If your goal when playing 1979 Revolution is escape and fun you’ll be sorely disappointed, but not all experiences have ...
For the most part the concepts here are simple: Take your humble troops, claim territory, multiply their numbers, utiliz...
Nobody would comment on the game without mentioning the outstanding pixel art and top shelf soundtrack. Everything has a...
All in all Salt and Sacrifice delivers what it set out to do admirably, and for myself the comparisons to the Souls seri...
Aside from noting that the story revolving around the anthropomorphic BunnyLord, who is serving up your missions, is abs...
While it boasts online play, which certainly could have been a substantial win, there’s simply not much to it and too of...
In an effort to go beyond the mere shooting it’s apparent that there’s a bit of a Groundhog Day-esque mystery going on, ...
The challenge of making due with what you get (there’s no ability to change weapons aside from alternating from the 2 yo...
All games in this genre struggle to varying degrees with “the grind”, and throwing out a bunch of options of who to figh...
Unfortunately, I would be remiss not to detail the numerous issues this port of the game has, and some of them are a rea...
When it comes to gameplay there’s a creative aspect to it, just rather than the intent being for you to create elaborate...
Where the problems begin is that within the confines of the game itself there’s pretty well no direction, hints, or clue...
For anyone who’d choose to try to throw shade for this being a release that does nothing more than drop more puzzles int...
Overall, there’s quite a bit to like about Sleep Tight, which manages to take a great core idea and do some interesting ...
You’ll play as Teku, a somewhat curious-looking fellow who is trying to rescue his village’s shaman who has been capture...
The glue that would ideally hold this experience together is a thorough understanding and love of 80s pop culture, thoug...
This is a title I got to check out at PAX East that definitely left me wanting more and the final product was no disappo...
One of the more interesting aspects of the indie game market is seeing ideas mixed together from different genres or ser...
Putting it bluntly getting the hang of racing in this game is brutal. Your constant enemy, more than even the other peop...
This was hands down my favorite title I'd never really heard about that I got to check out at PAX East. Thoroughly weird...
The focus here is managing your resources of wood, food, and people in order to survive each of the stages you’ll encoun...
Starting with the Adventure mode, which is based around a multi-day reality show, you’ll be able to slowly go through th...
The game really breaks down into a gauntlet of different types of challenges that you’ll need to complete with a variety...
Given that there’s pretty well no major instruction or background provided within the game I actually struggled for a bi...
When reviewing things that are less “games” in the sense you’d normally think of them, and that foc...
Part card-based game of chance, part classic D&D-esque dungeon exploration, and part action game Hand of Fate 2 has ...
Once you’re several levels in you’ll begin to get a better sense of how elaborate the puzzles can be. Completing the pri...
