Indie
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Hyperwired Review
Read more: Hyperwired ReviewHYPERWIRED arrives with a cool pixel-art look that might initially evoke classic 16-bit space shooters, but manage your expectations going in: this is a modern roguelike resource-management game wearing retro…
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Denshattack! Review
Read more: Denshattack! ReviewDenshattack! grabbed me almost immediately. As a longtime Jet Set Radio fan, the vibe hit fast: bold colours, rebellious energy, stylised Japanese towns, a soundtrack that keeps the pulse up.…
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Realm of Ink Review
Read more: Realm of Ink ReviewRealm of Ink wears its inspiration openly. Anyone who’s spent time with Hades will recognise the shape of this immediately: fast room-to-room combat, run-based progression, build variety, the whole “one…
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Tavern Talk Stories: Dreamwalker – Review
Read more: Tavern Talk Stories: Dreamwalker – ReviewTavern Talk Stories: Dreamwalker sits comfortably in the same cozy visual novel space as games like Coffee Talk, but it pushes the formula further in almost every direction. Instead of…
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Hauntsville Review
Read more: Hauntsville ReviewHauntsville review. As a traveler without a name, you find yourself stranded in a ghost town on the frontier. Everyone is gone, including the hired hand and the horses supposed…
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LumenTale: Memories of Trey – Review
Read more: LumenTale: Memories of Trey – ReviewLumenTale: Memories of Trey arrives on Nintendo Switch as one of the more polished indie entries in the monster-collector genre, set in Talea, an Italian-inspired world built around memory, identity,…
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Lineage W Opens Pre-Download Ahead of Official Launch on May 27
Read more: Lineage W Opens Pre-Download Ahead of Official Launch on May 27Lineage W has officially opened pre-download ahead of its highly anticipated launch on May 27, as players across Singapore and Malaysia prepare to enter the upcoming battle for Aden’s throne.…
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Atomic Owl Review
Read more: Atomic Owl ReviewAtomic Owl drops you into Judanest, a world of bird warriors and ancient grudges, as Hidalgo Bladewing wakes up after two years to find his allies brainwashed by the Crow…
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The End of the Sun Review
Read more: The End of the Sun ReviewThe End of the Sun is a first-person mystery adventure set in a Slavic village where myth and reality blur, asking you to slow down, follow fragments of the past,…
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Skautfold: Moonless Knight – Review
Read more: Skautfold: Moonless Knight – ReviewSkautfold: Moonless Knight is not a game that tries to win you over immediately. Instead, it asks for patience, persistence, and a willingness to learn its systems the hard way.…