Mable and the Wood Review – Bring the Dawn
Mable and the Wood is absolutely stunning. The pixel art is not attempting to recreate retro games. It has its own distinct visual style and the spritework is masterful.
Reviews
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Gone Home Review
Gone Home is a well-known short indie narrative game developed and published by The Fullbright Company. It’s an exploratory building-confined game set in 1995.
Errant Kingdom Review – Kingdom on the Edge of a Blade
Errant Kingdom provides a firsthand look at history in the making. It’s a snapshot of a fictional country on the precipice of significant change.
What Remains of Edith Finch Review – Family Curses
What Remains Of Edith Finch still stands out as an incredible story, with plenty of heartfelt moments and mysteries to unravel.
Castle On The Coast: Parkouring Giraffes and Whimsical Wizardry
Castle On The Coast was released back on December 2nd 2021, and is a brilliant addition for any platformers looking for a new cute game to dive into.
Mortal Online 2 Review – Memento Mori
Mortal Online 2 is a deep, unforgiving MMO that will eat hundreds of hours from hardcore RPG players old and new.
Anodyne Review – I Dreamed a Dream
Anodyne is a bit on the older side for an indie game, but it still holds up fairly well. I’m intrigued by the fact that this game has a sequel.
Best Month Ever! Demo Review: Choices Matter
The Best Month Ever! demo is a refreshing take on the choices-matter RPG genre, with harrowing storylines and characters that you genuinely care about.
The Medium Review: Stuck in the Middle
The Medium is a world that can only be described as Silent Hill if the Otherworld was designed by Zdzislaw Beksinski and the real world is presented like Remedy’s Control.
