Decline’s Drops – Save the Beautiful Garden!
David reviews the demo for Decline’s Drops, a charming platformer brawler inspired by Super Smash Bros and Yoshi’s Island!
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Indie Hive Top Picks from 2020
Rachael and David list their top picks of 2020 from the many great new releases they reviewed throughout the year!
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Five Festive PC Games to Play this Christmas
Rachael picks a selection box of festive and Christmas games to play on PC this winter, including some indie treasures!
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Little Misfortune: She’s a Little Lady, That’s What She Is!
Rachael reviews Little Misfortune, a sweet and dark point-and-click adventure and game of consequences, from KillMonday Games, developers of Fran Bow.
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Smile for Me: A Mildly Menacing Game about Making People Happy
Rachael reviews Smile for Me by LimboLand and Day Lane, a surreal, multi-media point-and-click about making people happy.
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Far Few Giants: Developer Interview
Rachael interviews Richard and Antony of Far Few Giants, a small indie studio aiming to make games telling inclusive, critical and unafraid stories!
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Greyhat – A Digital Detective Adventure
Rachael reviews Greyhat in which an infamous hacker-for-hire must turn their skills in order to find and rescue their daughter!
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Don’t Escape: 4 Days to Survive
Rachael reviews Don’t Escape: 4 Days to Survive, avoiding prophesied post-aplocalyptic threats by staying indoors
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Five Free Games that Attempt to Tackle Mental Health Issues
Rachael reviews a selection of short, free games that attempt to tackle mental health issues, such as depression and anxiety, with mixed success!
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Delores: A Free Thimbleweed Park Mini-Adventure
Rachael reviews Delores, a free Thimbleweed Park mini-adventure (and game engine prototype) from Ron Gilbert and Terrible Toybox!
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