Galacide – 30 Second Game Review
A puzzle shoot’em up that fuses the best parts of R-Type and Bust A Move.
Reviews of the latest indie titles (and some non-indie)
A puzzle shoot’em up that fuses the best parts of R-Type and Bust A Move.
When I wasn’t tossing my controller across the room out of pure frustration, I was having a great time. Once you have breached The Swindle’s tough outer shell it comes into its own.
The way in which the game leaves you to your own devices could be described as total abandonment more than a lack of hand-holding, resulting in a frustrating experience, and is definitely not fun.
A bridge construction puzzle game that goes strong on sandbox flexibility.
There’s real beauty in the game’s simplicity and how its individually simple design elements combine to create something gorgeous to look at. Pair it with Bignic’s eclectic, bass-heavy soundtrack and you’ve got a game that apes its contemporaries but still manages to break off in a direction of its own.
Zenzational!
A video game that slowly seeps into the real world.
To get you going in Lego Minifigures Online you’re given a choice from a handful of starter characters and then thrust into a world of adventure, fun and mercilessly unrelenting product placement – but that was to be expected.
RONIN snuck up on us this month with a rather confusing premise. Turn based action platformer it’s little badge said proudly. At first, thinking perhaps there had been a mistake we came over to politely explain that that would never work.
There’s nothing like a good bridge building simulator to awaken the civil engineer inside of me. It’s one of the few genres that allows me to be creative, giving the freedom to eschew the more obvious solution and allowing my mind to come up with something truly innovative
There are agents worldwide investigating these disturbing reports and this weekend I joined them to get to the bottom of some shadowy people and their dealings. This is how I became a member of The Black Watchmen.