These Heavenly Bodies toys with suspense and foreshadowing through every minute spent scanning strange angelic statues (and their disturbing contents).
Author: Dann Sullivan
After almost a decade of selling games, Dann decided to try his hand at writing about them instead. A few years in and he is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Big Boss Battle, where he and his team cover games of all shapes and sizes. When not in the role, he can often be found seeking out small, memorable game experiences.
‘Shutterbug’ Uses Your Browser Window to Take the Perfect Picture
Shutterbug alters and resizes your browser window so that you can take some great pictures of charming little bugs in the woods.
‘The Lost Night’ Shoots Spirits to Keep From Being Swept Away
In The Lost Night, you’re a spirit trying to get home, but evil beings are trying to drag you away to an awful fate. Unless you blast them to pieces, I guess.
Forlorn is a Lonesome Adventure Through a Fallen Society
Forlorn is a memorable, short adventure game, currently at only a demo’s length, but it’s still totally worth your time if you enjoy atmospheric worldbuilding.
‘Rogue Legacy 2’ – A Stunning Improvement on an Already-Great Roguelite
With new classes, traits, and other additions, Rogue Legacy 2 improves on everything the original did well while slipping in some other great elements.
‘Tiny Towns’ Turns City-Building Into a Puzzle
A series of short and simple puzzles about creating little places and streets, Tiny Towns is a distilled city builder.
‘Berry The Scientist’ Dodges Irate Church Agents with Puzzle-Based Movement
Time moves at a third of the speed when Berry the Scientist quaffs their latest potion. However, there’s more than a few people out there to stop them in their tracks.
‘Mutropolis’ is a Comedy Adventure of a Future Exploration into our Present Day
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…
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.