A MOST AGREEABLE PASTIME
Video Games, Victorian Style
Tag: Indie Games
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It’s stunning in motion, and incredibly sweet, but Europa is a bit light on content.
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At the very end of the year, Matt finds his favourite game of 2022.
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Twitch-perfect controls and a sublime learning curve result in a game that’s consistently fun yet challenging.
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Ocean’s Heart borrows liberally from the Zelda playbook, but with some varied locales and fun swashbuckling gameplay.
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Swinging through the trees is a sheer joy, and a wonderful way to highlight the game’s environmental message.
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A few highlights from the excellent crop of indie games at London’s newest game show.
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Let’s go round again. And again. And again.
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Have staff, will travel.
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Read my review in issue 57 of Wireframe.
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The magic of the stage.
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I reviewed this hybrid dungeon crawler and dating simulator for The Guardian.
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I’m liking this hiking.
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Tiny Lands is the video game equivalent of sitting at your dining room table on a lazy Sunday morning doing the puzzles in that day’s edition. There’s something to be said about games that have a zen-like calmness to them that has you finding the joy in a little quietude. There’s something more to be…
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The Am(bridge) metal detectives.
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Dream village simulator.
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Never gonna give you up.
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The epitome of slice-of-life gaming.
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The Lost (Item) Woods.
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The troublesome life of an intern.
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A thrilling tale of rodent surveillance.
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The life of an animal is misery and slavery: that is the plain truth.
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How I fell in love with a conjoined canine.
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This 16-bit-styled sequel triumphantly surpasses the original.
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Worth buying a ticket to ride.
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This farming-RPG from Chibig is a peaceful counter to the world’s chaos.
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A growing sense of contentment.
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Piece together the events to reveal the diverging careers of two country stars.
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Charming characters and compelling tales, all based on real-life stories.
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Don’t Starve meets The Wind Waker.
