Medieval Engineers – Preview (PC)
There’s a perverse pleasure to be had in seeing your time-consuming efforts reduced to nought but rubble within a few minutes, a feeling which is amplified by the warming celtic soundtrack that plays throughout.
Category: Reviews
Reviews of the latest indie titles (and some non-indie)
There Came An Echo – Review (PC)
There Came An Echo is what a gaming evolution should feel like.
Hot Tin Roof: The Cat That Wore A Fedora – Review (PC)
I don’t mean to be too harsh on Hot Tin Roof, but it has its problems. Little problems. Little problems that stacked up and grated on me over time, until I couldn’t stand to play the game any more.
Overture – Review (PC)
If Overture was a candy bar it would be the most sugary, mouth-watering bar on the market, the kind that dilates pupils and causes synapses to fire uncontrollably.
Cubicity – Review (PC)
For the price of a sandwich you get a few hours of solid, head-scratching puzzle entertainment.
Pixel Heroes: Byte & Magic – Review (PC)
If you absolutely must play an anaemic RPG with nothing original of its own, knock yourself out.
Star Command Galaxies – Preview (PC)
The L.I.Y (Learn It Yourself) tutorial has grown in popularity in recent years, perhaps from a general apathy towards bland tutorial levels or simply because it takes too much effort.
Kick & Fennick – Review (PS Vita)
A triumphant Vita debut for its developers that has come out of nowhere to rank itself among some of the system’s best, and easily within my top ten.
The Curious Expedition – Preview (PC)
There is far more meat on The Curious Expedition’s digital bones than it has a right to have at this early alpha stage
Odd Bot Out – Review (iOS/Android)
Odd Bot Out is an experience to be savoured, like a fine wine. You wouldn’t want to down it all in one go because such a fine creation doesn’t come along very often.