Blackhole Review – An Interstellar, Stand Out Indie Puzzle/Platformer
Blackhole flew under the radar of many when it was released and it’s shame. One of the most enjoyable indie platforming/puzzle games you can find this one deserves your attention.
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Bedlam Review – A Failed Attempt at an Homage to Classic FPS Games
Bedlam is meant to be an homage to classics of the FPS genre but ends up falling short. A glitchy mess it’s saved only by its strong story and voicework.
Runbow Review – Put Down Mario Kart & Smash Bros, This Indie Party Game is Amazing
To say that we loved this fast-paced action party game for up to 9 players is an understatement. This action party game has a unique art style and a never-before seen colour mechanic that will keep you running back for more.
Gryphon Knight Epic Review – A Thumb Blistering, Rage Quitting, Cuss Inducing Good Time
There were rage quits, controller throws and profanity laced tirades all over the place while reviewing this shoot ’em up from Cyber Rhino Studios. In between all that there was a lot of fun to be had too.
Whispering Willows Review – Casual Gamers Need Only Apply Here
More creepy than “horror/adventure”, this indie title has some good looks and good sound, but unfortunately it suffers some hiccups along the way and is short on gameplay.
Badland Game of the Year Review – 2013 iPad GotY Makes a Successful Console Debut
Developer Frogmind adapts its stylish puzzler, featuring simple yet hard to master gameplay and stunning backdrops, from mobile platforms to console and PC with great results.
The Perils of Man Review – Its Strong Story Makes for a Solid Game Despite its Short Length
We play this indie point and click title and find that although it’s not a particularly long game, it has a lot of good going for it including the story and gameplay elements making for an enjoyable, albeit brief, experience.
