Castlevania NES Review – Killing Vampires
David takes a swing at the retro title Castlevania for the Nintendo Entertainment System, a difficult, classic action-horror platformer.
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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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Shadow of the Wool-Ball Mod Review
Developer: WatchDaToast (MSPaintR0cks)Released: 2016Price: Free Platforms: Any system that can run GZDoom or alternatives (most things!)Available on: mod.db (available in mod or standalone
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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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Obduction for Free, Bioshock Infinite and more in GOG’s Summer Sale Festival!
Check out GOG’s Summer Sale Festival for discounts, a free copy of Obduction, and the DRM-free premier of BioShock Infinite.
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Answer Knot – the Good, the Bad, and the Motion Blur
Indie Hive reviews short, atmospheric, walking-simulator Answer Knot, an interactive fiction and the first project by Naraven Games.
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Plasticity: Saving the World in 40 Minutes
Indie Hive reviews political, puzzle, platformer Plasticity. A game created by students, aiming to inspire and inform people and improve our environment.
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Playdate: When Retro Goes Too Far
Learn more about Kati’s opinions on Playdate, a new hand-held console by Panic!
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Highwind – Temporarily Free on Mobile!
David plays Highwind, a shoot-em-up game where you play as an upgradable paper plane!
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The Silent Age: A Post-Apocalyptic Review
“Time travel used to be thought of as just science fiction, but Einstein’s general theory of relativity allows for the possibility that we
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