Contra III reborn.
Tag: Indie Games
Nowhere Prophet review – an utterly addictive deck-builder
Forty slays and forty fights.
Gato Roboto review – a purr-fectly formed Meow-troidmania
Oh, what a feline!
Timespinner review – a familiar but welcome tune
What is a Metroidvania? [flings his wine glass aside] A miserable little pile of secrets! But enough talk! Have at you!
Spiritfarer is one of the highlights of E3 so far
Thunder Lotus has unveiled a ‘cosy management game about dying’.
Katana ZERO review – engaging but frustrating
Oh my god, I feel SO ninja right now.
Observation review – a space oddity
Open the pod bay doors, S.A.M.
What impact will game streaming have on indie developers and publishers?
I spoke to indies about the effect that Google Stadia and its ilk will have on the industry, in an article for GamesRadar+.
SteamWorld Quest review – clanking good fun
Image & Form have done it again.
Nowhere Prophet is a fun card-based battle through the apocalypse
The intriguing mix of survival mechanics and deck building makes Nowhere Prophet one to watch.
Shadows of Adam review – JRPG comfort food
Forget the Final Fantasy VII remake, let’s keep it old school.
Defend Your Castle review – arts and crafts warfare done right
This WiiWare classic is back and better than ever on Switch.
Venture Kid review – a curious, almost-Mega-Man
Hold on, haven’t I played this before?
Feather review – zen and the art of flying
Feather may very well be the ultimate chillout game.
The brilliant Hyper Sentinel is just 99p on Switch right now
This shoot ’em up is an essential purchase if you own a Switch.
Heaven’s Vault now lets you skip those dull flying bits
Inkle responds to criticism with a quick-travel option.
Permadeath is killed off in The Swords of Ditto: Mormo’s Curse
Rejoice!
There’s a demo available for the lovely-looking LUNA The Shadow Dust
This point and click adventure looks very promising indeed.
Heaven’s Vault review – language has never been so much fun
Although not without its flaws, Heaven’s Vault proves that archaeology and video games make a compelling mix.
The Red Strings Club review – a clever cyberpunk thriller that makes you think
It’s a mix of genetic implant pottery, psychological bartending and a great big dollop of conspiracy theory. Lovely.