When I came upon Reus while scrounging the internet, I was charmed. The trailer I saw focused on the game’s protagonists: more…
Ludum Dare 26 recently just wrapped up and ended up with some 2000 entries. One that sticks out is Gods Will Be Watching, a more…
While most pioneering involves figuring out how to oppress the local natives, Eigen Lenk takes a more romantic view of the more…
InFlux is a surprisingly soothing game. Maybe it’s the blue hue and light emanating from the metal sphere that serves as more…
InFlux is a futuristic tumbleweed simulator. Well, not really, but the luminescent, blue-steel ball players control as it more…
While there may not be a lot to say about A.N.N.E. at this point in its early development, there sure is a lot to look at. more…
Thanks to the folks at Rock, Paper, Shotgun for pointing out this indie title. Lifeless Planet is a third person game that more…
While I eagerly await the next episode of The Dream Machine, it looks like this Dominique Pamplemousse in “It’s All Over more…
If you remember, last week I mentioned a little indie game known as Schein was nearing the start of a crowdfunding campaign more…
In part one of our interview with Dan Fedor, we spoke to him about his background with Bioware and the development more…
Yesterday, we took a look at NEO Scavenger, an upcoming, brutal survival game for the PC by Blue Bottle Games. Today, we’re more…
If you remember, I wrote up a game called The Devil’s Tuning Fork last December that used echolocation- or something very more…
Being a PC gamer is pretty great, because there are frequently bundles of excellent indie games on offer. Quite often, these more…
As someone who doesn’t enjoy the distance from the action that I usually feel with tower-defense games, the rise of more…
