I Threw A Few Bucks At Some Cheap Games. Here Were The Best Ones
A couple of weeks ago, I decided to go and spend $20 on a random selection of games that were ...
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We Still Need Ways To Rent Games. Here’s Why.
Recently, it came to my attention that Gamefly is closing up shop. While this is just one of many nails ...
Rainswept Developer Armaan Sandhu’s Q&A with Indie Ranger
Releasing in January 2019, Rainswept is a murder mystery set in a small town of Pineview. The town is full ...
Freedom Planet Hits the Nintendo Switch on August 30
Announced at E3 just this year, the Nintendo Switch port of Freedom Planet had been given an official release date ...
FAR: Lone Sails Review: A Bleak and Beautiful Journey
FAR: Lone Sails is a work of art. Developed by Okomotive and published by Mixtvision, it was released just a ...
Garage: Bad Trip Review: A Visceral VHS Nightmare
Garage: Bad Trip, the debut effort from developer Zombie Dynamics, is a unique look at a tried and true genre. ...
No Man’s Sky Underpins the Importance of Allowing a Game to Speak for Itself
When No Man’s Sky launched in 2016, it did so to little fanfare. Years of E3 demos, interviews, and even ...
Nine Books That Would Make Awesome Indie Game Worlds
When it comes to video games and books, a general misconception is that they go together like water and oil. ...
How “Papers, Please” Makes Tedious Work Enjoyable
Papers, Please is an interesting game. A 2013 release by indie developer Lucas Pope, Papers, Please, pushes the envelope of ...
How Red Barrels Made an Impactful Addition to Horror Gaming
One of the biggest struggles when it comes to independent creators, both in gaming and in other forms of art, ...
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