The Hex: A Very Meta Murder Mystery
Indie Hive reviews The Hex, an unusual, multi-genre murder-mystery from Daniel Mullins Games, the creator of the equally obscure, Pony Island.
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Encodya Review – Ghibli Studio meets Bladerunner
Encodya, a ghibli studio meets Bladerunner, is a point-and-click adventure game that’s still in development! Read our review here!
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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 grumpy teddy bear called Vladdy!
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Bee Gaming for Free with BirdGut
Indie Hive reviews BirdGut, a hand-drawn, 2D puzzle-platformer in which you play as a rejected bee trapped within a bird’s internal organs.
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Run 16-bit games on 64-bit Windows with winevdm!
David covers winvedm, an open-source emulator meant to run 16-bit Windows programs on 64-bit Windows systems natively and elegantly.
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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 Steam and finds some interesting NSFW inclusions!
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San Diego Comic-Con Highlights
Come read the gaming highlights from San Diego Comic-Con!
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Exploring Dark Arts in Layers of Fear
Indie Hive reviews psychological-horror Layers of Fear, a sinister walking-simulator sure to make even the most hardened horror gamer jump!
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Return of the Obra Dinn – 2-for-1 Opinions
Writers David and Rachael both share their thoughts on Return of the Obra Dinn, a nautical, insurance-mystery game in Indie Hive’s first 2-for-1 review!
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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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