Let Me Out – A Fun but Imperfect Mix of Horror and Puzzles
Rachael reviews Let Me Out, an atmospheric horror adventure in which a young boy must search for his mother and escape an ancient Javanese village.
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Nowhere Demo – An Atmospheric Mystery in a Fearsome Nordic Forest
Rachael reviews the demo for Nowhere, a narrative-focused mystery survival horror game influenced by Nordic mythology and aesthetics.
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Top Tips for Getting Your Indie Game Reviewed
Rachael uses her 5+ years of experience with Indie Hive to provide some top tips for indie developers that are reaching out looking for a game review.
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Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery – Another Fantastic Hidden Object Game
Rachael reviews Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery, a delightfully satisfying hidden object game set across three different captivating eras.
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The Star Named EOS – A Photographic Walk Down Memory Lane
Rachael reviews The Star Named EOS, a charming narrative-focused puzzle adventure that centres around photography and reminiscing.
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The Riftbreaker – The Complete DLC Review
Tamaster reviews all DLCs of The Riftbreaker, a thrilling mix of ARPG, Management and Tower Defense!
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Tiny Lands – A Relaxing, 3D game of Spot-the-Difference
Rachael reviews Tiny Lands, a relaxing spot-the-difference game in which players must scour charming 3D dioramas and find discrepancies!
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Thank Goodness You’re Here – Innuendo, Silliness, and Odd Jobs!
Rachael reviews Thank Goodness You’re Here, a self-defined ‘slapformer’ set in the Northern UK town of Barnsworth!
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Indie Playtest Fest Starts Tomorrow – Prizes Up for Grabs!
“Software is like a science. We show correctness by failing to prove incorrectness, despite our best efforts.” – Robert C Martin What is Indie
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My Friendly Neighborhood – Survival Horror meets Sesame Street!
Rachael reviews My Friendly Neighborhood, a quirky survival horror in which repairman Gordon must fend off colourful puppets!
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