Mundaun Review: Anything But Mundane
Mundaun is absolutely a quality product from beginning to end. Hidden Fields’ vision for a unique horror experience is completely realized, and it's quite the beautiful one at that.
Adios Review: A Story of Turmoil
Adios tells a superb heartbreaking story about a pig farmer, but unfortunately it is wrapped in a product that feels ultimately unfinished.
Everhood Review: Question Everything
Everhood is a fantastic game that pushes the boundary of expectations in storytelling and rhythm games. It’s that unique piece of art that you can hardly describe, but can’t stop looking at.
Littlewood Preview: World Saved! Now What?
With a relaxed world that you can escape into, Littlewood brings out the best in town building styled games. Here are Lily’s impressions of this wholesome indie three weeks into her town.
Maquette Review: More Than Friends
With their debut title, Graceful Machine finds balance in eloquently tying intricate gameplay and modest narrative together with the theme of scale. Maquette is a dream for those seeking an intelligent and unique challenge, as well as those who wish to experience a purely human story.
Pokémon’s 25 Year Influence on Indies
With the 25th Anniversary celebration of Pokémon in full swing, it’s no surprise that these pocket-sized creatures have been permeating themselves in pop culture for decades. In celebration of Pokémon Day, here are five indie games that we found that just ooze Pokémon.
Speed Limit Review: A Child’s Action Flick Fever Dream
With its action packed fever dream vibe, Speed Limit delivers a fast paced gameplay experience welcoming players to simply jump in and have a good time.
Shattered - Tale of The Forgotten King Preview
In blending visual and mechanical elements influenced by beloved franchises, Redlock Studio has crafted a refreshing take on the Souls-like genre with their debut title Shattered - Tale of The Forgotten King.
A Long Journey To An Uncertain End Preview
No video game demo has ever managed to make Ryden cry - that is, until this one. Crispy Creative’s first original IP, A Long Journey to an Uncertain End, has the potential to be the best queer representation in a video game to date.
NUTS Review: Tinker Tailor Squirrel Spy
With hyper-stylized visuals, a simple yet engaging gameplay loop, and a narrative enriched by production design, NUTS is an utter delight. But, lack of accessibility options and performance issues on Nintendo Switch packages a full recommendation with slight caveats.
Hype Check: January 2021
2021 is shaping up to be a massive year for the indie gaming scene, with a handful of our most anticipated titles of the year already releasing this month. Let’s take a look at 11 imminent indie games we have our eyes.
Teenage Blob & The Importance of Live Music
Not only is Teenage Blob is groundbreaking experience that transcends both gaming and music, but it’s one that Mike desperately needed this year.
The Inaugural Indie Celebration
In place of a traditional discussion and selection process, the team decided to put our own twist on the annual Game of The Year festivities. Introducing Six One Indie’s Inaugural Indie Celebration.
Kolumno is the Perfect Game to Keep You Calm at Award Family Gatherings
Whether you need a soothing distraction at home or an escape plan for awkward family interactions, Kolumno from Flynns Arcades and Devilish Games is the perfect bite-sized puzzle game for the holidays.
Bugsnax Review: Snaktooth Treasure Island
Against all odds and hype, Bugsnax has exceeded expectations by delivering an impactful, unpredictable story with rich characters I will fondly remember.
