GOG Galaxy 2.0 Closed Beta Review – One place for all your games
David covers GOG Galaxy 2.0, the platform-integration focused update turning GOG’s client into an all-in-one-stop for your video games.
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Shortest Trip to Earth warps out of early access
Rachael reviews Shortest Trip to Earth, a roguelike, spaceship simulator featuring exploration, ship management, and real-time battles. Out 15th August!
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FairTube – An initiative aiming to better YouTube
David covers FairTube, a joint venture of the YouTuber’s Union and the German union IG Metall that intends to better YouTube and make it fairer.
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Three for Free: Thrifty Gaming!
Rachael combats summer sale overspending and reviews three free games – A Raven Monologue, From Head to Toe and When the Darkness Comes!
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Commodore 64 music’s ambitions continue with 8-Bit Symphony Pro
Rachael takes a look at the latest project from newly registered charity, 8-Bit Symphony on Kickstarter aiming to professionally record your favourite C64 music!
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DISTRAINT: Moral Ambiguity and Avarice
Rachael reviews DISTRAINT, a 2D, pixel-graphic horror game about greed and consequences by Jesse Makkonen, available on PC and mobile.
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Ooblets and Epic Exclusivity
David covers the Ooblets’ developers many mishaps in handling the announcement about the game’s Epic exclusivity and the backlash resulting from it.
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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 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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