Antiyoy Review – Completely Free Mobile Strategy
David reviews Antiyoy, a free and open source turn-based strategy game for Android inspired by Slay that excels in its simplicity without being too easy.
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Super Mega Space Blaster Special – Review of a Long Title
David reviews frantic shooter Super Mega Space Blaster Special, after several attempts at memorizing its name.
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Dear Esther: The OG Walking-Simulator
Rachael reviews Dear Esther, the original walking simulator and discusses the history and development of the game that started as a mod.
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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 dialogue USP after user feedback. 90% off in Steam Sale now!
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Blink Rogues Review – Split-Screen Gone Mad
Blink Rogues is a shooter game with a unique take on the split-screen concept that works even in singleplayer!
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Home – A Place to Relax
Rachael takes a look at Home, a heart warming Global Games Jam entry form Lore Nine Studios that will procedurally generate a poem for you!
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missed messages – An Emotional Game of What-ifs
Indie Hive reviews missed messages. A short, but heartfelt and emotional Ludum Dare entry, with beautiful art and multiple endings.
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Once Upon a Crime in the West – A Murder Mystery
Indie Hive reviews Once Upon a Crime in the West, a relaxing and humorous game and the third murder-mystery title from indie studio National Insecurities
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The Fidelio Incident: Keeping Secrets in the Cold
Indie Hive reviews The Fidelio Incident, a short, walking-simulator/thriller set in Iceland and based on Beethoven’s only Opera.
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Byte Driver Review – Hostile Self-Driving Cars
David reviews Byte Driver, an arcade driving game where you have to hack hostile self-driving vehicles for energy and weapons to survive!
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