The world might seem dark and dangerous to you right now, but in 30000 years, our world of today is but a quirky world of yesterday, and an expedition is about to…
Author: Dann Sullivan
IGP’s Indie Stars of 2019: ‘Bad North’
It’s been a really strange year for me this year, and I guess that is going to reflect in my game of the year selection for 2019.
‘Leave House’ Challenges You to Escape a Cryptic Haunted Home
I’m quite a fan of suspense in games, and even of horror themes, however I really dislike horror games.
‘Pocketon Peak’ Makes Multiple Uses of Enemy Items
Pocketon Peak is a lovely seaside mining town currently beset by marauding monsters. Lucky for them, their new hero has just washed up on the shore.
‘like gulls crying at the dawn’ Finds Hope Through Shared Solitude
I’ve been looking out for deep, well-written Bitsy games since bumbling my way through John Lee Cooper‘s The Old City of High Walls earlier in the year.
‘The world had been sad since Tuesday’ Explores the Dark Side of New Discoveries
Heavily inspired by the short story “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings” by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, The world had been sad since Tuesday is a fantastic exploration of society and human nature…
‘Triggore’ is a Challenging Haunted House Shooting Gallery
In Triggore, spooky nightmare jerks have sprung out of a local graveyard, and you’ve got to hold out through the dead of winter with only what you’ve got in your small, hillside…
‘Hei$t’ Clicks Through the Ultimate Theft Operation
The money is in the bank, and you want that cash. There’s just one thing to do: pull off a Hei$t.
‘Orul’ Brings Pretty Color Palettes to Mirrored Platforming
There’s now been plenty of games which have you controlling two characters at once, but it’s not Orul‘s most apparent feature which makes it stand out. It’s the option to change the…
‘Katara’ Unravels a Mystery as You Ascend a Well
Katara is a simplistic-looking clamber from the depths complete with some impressive storytelling.