Game Review: Thy Sword (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, XBox)
Even though they use their own in-house development tools to convert indie PC games across to consoles that are created with a range of game […]
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Game Review: The Deer God (PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox, Steam, WiiU)
I remember buying a copy of The Deer God for the PS Vita several years ago. But the limited edition physical release of this quirky […]
Game Review: Explosive Jake (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, XBox)
Every now and then a game comes along that be incredibly deceptive. Its screenshots may give you the impression that it’s one thing, but once […]
Game Review: Deep Space Rush (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, XBox)
It’s quite easy usually to define indie games into one of a handful of preset genres. Puzzle, platform, shoot-em-up, RPGs… usually a few minutes playing […]
Game Review: Thunder Paw (PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Switch, XBox)
As a small publisher, there’s no denying that Ratalaika Games are one of the most prolific in Europe. Thanks to their in-house tools, they are […]
Game Review: Ultra Pixel Survive (Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox)
If you’ve read my reviews here or over on the Vita Player website, or watched some of my game reviews on our YouTube channel, you’ll […]
Game Review: Foxyland (Nintendo Switch)
First released in 2017 for the PC by BUG- Studio, Foxyland is a retro-styled platform game, originally developed using the Construct game engine. Conversions followed […]
How World of Goo Changed Construction Games Forever
Ever since SimCity hit shelves in 1989, gamers the world over have been obsessed with constructing their game worlds. But the truth is, revolutions wouldn’t […]
Bob Help Them Review: Help Me, Help Bob
Bob Help Them recently came out on Nintendo Switch, but is this seemingly-charming indie game worth your time? Find out in our review!
Tanuki Justice Review: The Sega Arcade Throwback I Didn’t Know I Needed
Let’s be real: 2020 was chock full of surprises, some good and many bad. But, perhaps one of the nicest was being sent a review […]
Ministry of Broadcast Review: The Orwellian Platformer of the Year!
Step into the dystopian world of Ministry of Broadcast, and let the reality it so closely resembles take you in.