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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Steam
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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Super Mega Space Blaster Special – Review of a Long Title
David reviews frantic shooter Super Mega Space Blaster Special, after several attempts at memorizing its name.
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Editorial on the Technical Implementations of Achievements
Read David’s opinions on how achievements should be accessed and what should be done with them to make them replayable in future playthroughs
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Blink Rogues Review – Split-Screen Gone Mad
Blink Rogues is a shooter game with a unique take on the split-screen concept that works even in singleplayer!
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Home – A Place to Relax
Rachael takes a look at Home, a heart warming Global Games Jam entry form Lore Nine Studios that will procedurally generate a poem for you!
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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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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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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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The Harsh Realities of Distrust: A Review
“Reach anybody? We’re a thousand miles from nowhere, man, and it’s going to get a hell of a worse before it gets any better”
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