Pieces Interactive takes a shot at strategy games with Leviathan: Warships. Will this title pass with flying colors or will it be dead in the water? Story: Leviathan: Warships is a strategic turn-base... Read More »
Sometimes spinning on old familiar territory is a brilliant way to take inspiration or well known ideas, features and dynamics and bring them into a stunning and compelling new light. In the case of P... Read More »
Rad Raygun is what you get when you combine the Game Boy, Mega Man, and the eternal struggle between Communism and Capitalism. Story: You take control of Rad Raygun a portable robot created by Dr. Yok... Read More »
Way back in April of last year, FTL was one of the first games to ever get funded on Kickstarter and also one of the first to actually make it to release. So is it proof that this whole Kickstarter,... Read More »
What happens when DLC practices go too far? A question as important as the meaning of life? Luckily Going Loud Studios’ new game, DLC quest tries to solve this puzzle for us. Story: You, ‘... Read More »
Steam sales prove that indie games are getting more popular every day. Sword of the Stars: The Pit is one of them, more specific an “old-school strategy RPG” indie game. This game goes bac... Read More »
Toki Tori 2 is the sequel to Two Tribes original Puzzle/Platformer on the Gameboy Color, its been over a decade since the original released on the hand held system. In the ten years since the original... Read More »
I am quite fond of Penny Arcade as is the majority of the internet, I’m also quite fond of Zeboyd having purchased and played through all of their indie games. On The Rain Slick Precipice of Dar... Read More »
Dungeons have something creepy about them. This is only natural seen their function. The whole torture, torment and deprave principle just doesn’t work for everybody. Except for those doing the tort... Read More »
We don’t often get a chance to play a so-called doujin-game, Japan’s equivalent of indie-gaming, in English. Mostly because that part of the industry reaches for far geekier places than most peopl... Read More »