DISTRAINT: Moral Ambiguity and Avarice
Rachael reviews DISTRAINT, a 2D, pixel-graphic horror game about greed and consequences by Jesse Makkonen,…
7 years ago
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The Hex: A Very Meta Murder Mystery
Indie Hive reviews The Hex, an unusual, multi-genre murder-mystery from Daniel Mullins Games, the creator…
7 years ago
Maize: Sentient Corn and a Grumpy Teddy Bear
Indie Hive reviews Maize, a comical, point-and-click, puzzle, walking simulator featuring sentient corn and a…
7 years ago
Bee Gaming for Free with BirdGut
Indie Hive reviews BirdGut, a hand-drawn, 2D puzzle-platformer in which you play as a rejected…
7 years ago
Valve’s Top Releases Lists Reveal Gamers’ Guilty Pleasures
Rachael takes a look at Valve's monthly lists revealing the top selling new releases on…
7 years ago
Exploring Dark Arts in Layers of Fear
Indie Hive reviews psychological-horror Layers of Fear, a sinister walking-simulator sure to make even the…
7 years ago
Return of the Obra Dinn – 2-for-1 Opinions
Writers David and Rachael both share their thoughts on Return of the Obra Dinn, a…
7 years ago
Dear Esther: The OG Walking-Simulator
Rachael reviews Dear Esther, the original walking simulator and discusses the history and development of…
7 years ago
I Fell from Grace – The game that ditched its USP!
Rachael reviews I Fell from Grace, a side scrolling point-and-click game that ditched its rhyming…
7 years ago
Device Price Wars – Why are mobile games cheaper?
Rachael compares game prices across different devices and platforms and tries to decipher why mobile…
7 years ago