Spinnortality Review: A Lovingly Bleak Cyberpunk Megacorp Management Sim
Spinnortality is tightly focused on the bleak but shiny transhumanist megacorp side of cyberpunk, putting it in unique territory.
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine Review
As the debut effort of indie studio Dim Bulb Games, featuring a talented group of writers and a star-studded voice acting cast, Where the Water Tastes Like Wine eagerly explores the “mythological Americana folk adventure point-and-click visual novel” genre with an eerily unnerving but deeply loved austerity.
Distortions Interview: Among Giants CEO Thiago Girello Talks Music + Mechanics
A game blending music and mechanics, the upcoming Distortions (releasing March 1) from Among Giants brings attention to Brazil's indie dev scene.
The Saga Continues: Banner Saga 2 Reviewed
Following up on their BATFA-winning tactical RPG, indie studio Stoic returns to continue the saga and improve on perfection.
Code of Princess, PC Port Releases April 14 on Steam
A very traditional blending of side-scrolling beat-em-up, RPG, and anime elements, Code of Princess brings fans the best (and some of the worst) of all three genres.
Deponia Doomsday Reviewed: The End?
The fourth installment in the Deponia trilogy sticks to its point-and-click roots, with the same oddball humor, while the walking disaster that is Rufus tries to alter the past to save the future.
Deponia Doomsday’s Producer Tom Kersten talks parallel-quels, dev pressure, and progressing the genre
Why do we make games? How do we create under pressure? What's a 'parallel-quel'? Daedalic Entertainment Producer Tom Kersten answers these questions and more.
GS Interviews: NeuronHaze CEO Ylya Usanov on their Indie Sci-Fi MMO, Project Genom
We asked the important questions about this space-faring MMORPG that lets players customize internal organs with alien biology, build mechs for your sidekicks, and focus on exploration and combat equally.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number Hits Hard
Brutally violent, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is a perfect sequel that delivers a viciously pixelated action gameplay experience.
Legend of Grimrock 2 Review
Is strict adherence to the source a good thing? Legend of Grimrock 2 is an old school RPG element that proves that not everything is "classic" for a reason.