Game Reviews7/10
Anodyne Review: A Quiet, Dream-Like Walk Through Twenty Rooms
A dreamlike wander through a strange world, guided by a voice in the distance — Anodyne reviewed.
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Tag: Indie Games
Game Reviews6.5/10
Datura Remains The Game That Made Players Wander Its World For Hours
A forest, a patient, and a game that asks players to look around and find meaning in stillness.
Game Reviews6.1/10
Manual Samuel Review: A Great Idea That Runs Out Of Gas
A rich man must live manually for 24 hours to save his soul in this quirky, hand-drawn comedy-adventure.
Game Reviews7/10
Scrap Garden Review: Canny’s Lonely Quest Earns a Solid 7 Out of 10
A solitary robot named Canny awakens amid a ruined city wherein all machines lie still, seeking answers amid peril.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Desync Review: Creative Weapon Switching Carries This Solo Shooter
A shooter that breaks the rules, rewarding swift thinking and bold weapon switches, judged upon its merits.
Game Reviews6.9/10
Dandara Review: A Solid Metroidvania Built Around Floating
A wanderer of white surfaces bends the very laws of gravity to ascend heights otherwise beyond reach.
Game Reviews6.3/10
Seven Years On, YIIK’s Combat Still Cuts Through Its Own Dull Story
A review of YIIK: A Postmodern RPG, a strange indie adventure with sharp combat but a wandering, uneven story.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Eight Years On, Light Fall’s Core Still Shines While Its Side Dungeons Feel Like A Chore
A land of eternal night, a shadow core, and a grumpy owl companion: Light Fall's exploration is generous, its freedom real, and its score a fair 6.7.
Game Reviews7.1/10
Trapped on a Frozen Isle: Stanley Covers Up Every Trace of His Identity
A man alone upon a frozen isle conceals his identity from rescuers in this tense, quiet adventure.
Game Reviews6.7/10
The Longest Five Minutes Recalls Its Hero’s Memories Piece by Piece
A hero fights the Demon King while memory slips away piece by piece, in this brief, tense tale of memory loss.
Game Reviews6.3/10
Artemy Returns to His Plague-Torn Town in Pathologic 2, and the Clock Never Stops
Artemy Burakh returns to a plague-ridden town in this punishing, surreal survival game — a review of Pathologic 2.
Game Reviews6.4/10
‘The World Next Door’: Character Art Shines, Puzzles Don’t Keep Up
A teen girl finds herself trapped in a parallel world of magical creatures, where puzzles and bonds decide her fate.