• Etherborn Review

    Reading Time: 3 minutesEtherborn begins with a voice in the darkness, talking to you as you are created. You play as a type of human being (you can see the blood system to the brain, through transparent skin) and your…

  • Verlet Swing Review

    Reading Time: 3 minutesThere have been plenty of really crazy, outlandish games out there and I've certainly played a few of them. But none of them quite reach the same level of weird as what's on offer in Verlet Swing.…

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    Prolonged Quest: Rejected Oculus Quest Games

    Reading Time: 8 minutesBy all measure, the Oculus Quest has been a resounding success, bringing into the fold gamers and non-gamers alike of every age and walk of life. By knocking down the barriers of price, mobility, and the stigmas…

  • Hiroaki Yura

    Reading Time: 2 minutesUp next in our Indie Corner Spotlight Interview is Japanese game Developer, Hiroaki Yura from Tiny Metal Game. He is behind the newly released, TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE.

  • Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night PS4 Review

    Reading Time: 4 minutesBloodstained: Ritual of the Night is a spiritual successor to the landmark side-scrolling action-RPG/platformer Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. This game isn't just adopting this genre as inspiration, though. It was also directed by Koji Igarashi, one…

  • Streets of Rogue Review

    Reading Time: 5 minutesMatt Dabrowski, a one-man-band hailing from Los Angeles, is a University of Southern California graduate with a wealth of expertise in the industry. Starting out as a Quality Assurance Analyst for Blizzard Entertainment, he is now an…

  • Apex Construct Review

    Reading Time: 6 minutesThe first time I saw the promotional materials for Apex Construct, I was reminded of the PlayStation 4 exclusive, Horizon: Zero Dawn. With the trailer emphasising the bow & arrow weapon and the mechanical animals that succumb…

  • Selma and the Wisp Review

    Reading Time: 5 minutesA game about childhood fears, namely the dark. Set in a strange and nightmarish world filled with pop culture references, many of which would be unrelatable for poor Selma, especially given her age both in terms of…

  • We. The Revolution Review

    Reading Time: 7 minutesWe. The Revolution is a unique journey told through the eyes of a judge during the French Revolution. Every action and decision affects the people around you, including your friends and family. Interrogate and pass sentences on…

  • Graveyard Keeper Review

    Reading Time: 7 minutesBack in 1986, Stephen King released his novel Desperation. At the same time, Richard Bachman (King’s alter ego) released his novel the Regulators. Two books set in the same time and location with many of the same…

  • Dead Dungeon Review

    Reading Time: 4 minutes2D platformers have been around for decades since the days of Super Mario Bros and Sonic, and many other companies have taken a stab at their own. You may also remember the craze of the Impossible Game…

  • Timespinner Review

    Reading Time: 5 minutesTimespinner is a Metroidvania game inspired by everything that made the 90’s great. As you play through it, you will see heavy influences from many different games but none so prominent as the Castlevania series. That’s not…

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    War Tech Fighters Review

    Reading Time: 5 minutesHave you ever felt like you wanted to pilot a Tech Fighter (Mecha) and kill everything that moves? How about something that looks like it is from the Michael Bay era of Transformers? Here you have it…

  • Mainlining Review

    Reading Time: 4 minutesThe port of Rebelephant’s point-and-click hacker simulation to Nintendo Switch will allow gamers to do just that - hack with the ultimate goal of protecting the innocent, everyday internet users.

  • Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet Review

    Reading Time: 4 minutesWhat made me want to play Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet was both the art style and its genre. Point and click style adventure games are not something I often play, so I wanted to try something…