Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade Review – Spirited Away
The roguelite genre is so happily embraced these days, it’s almost like there’s an overload of games that use it. That’s fine, really, because you see what different indie [...]
Ruffy and the Riverside Review – Is That Ruff Enuff?
This is what we need more of – inspired 3D platformers that pay homage to the classics before it. Going through Zockrates Laboratories’ Ruffy and the Riverside, I found [...]
The Invisible Hours Primed For Resurrection, Says Its Writer
Back in 2017, the VR game The Invisible Hours turned quite a few heads. Featuring an all-star cast and the work of screenwriter Rob Yescombe (he recently worked on [...]
TooManyGames Hosting Indie Games Showcase Online This Week
For the past 15 years, TooManyGames has been the go-to place for showcasing upcoming independent games. But it’s always been an “in-person” thing, which makes it difficult for some [...]
Take a Swing With Golden Tee Arcade Classics This July
Arcade golf – it’s not just for sports taverns anymore. Today, our good friends at Digital Eclipse announced that they have paired with Atari on a new retro collection [...]
Retroware’s Toxic Crusaders Gets a New Gameplay Trailer
Toxie and his buddies are certainly keeping busy over the summer. Today, Retroware revealed a new gameplay trailer for its forthcoming beat-em-up Toxic Crusaders, based on the animated series [...]
Gex Trilogy Review – Need It, Need It, Need It
Back in the 90s, character-themed platformers were all the rage. Literally all types of unexpected heroes got their own games, from Aero the Acrobat to…Awesome Possum? (Let’s just forget [...]