Category: Reviews

Hidalgo needs a pair of characters (inspired de Cervantes’ book) to solve puzzles together in a world of cardboard & construction paper. Don Quixote is a classic novel that I feel is…

Stardust Demon delves deep into an array of strange alien worlds, meeting goofy creatures and blasting wild demons along the way. A spaceship has crash landed in your neck of the universe,…

Notes on the Disappearance of a Sister captures a captivating, affecting story within the limitations of a mind map program. I wasn’t sure exactly what I was expecting when I first clicked…

Fruitbus sets you free in an open world of varied fruits and veggies to figure out the sorts of foods you will serve to the locals. You’re setting up shop in the…

Indie Games Plus spoke with the developers of Keylocker to talk about designing music for a game where songs are a form of rebellion. Keylocker is a game of rebellion in a…

Twilight Ferry sees you helping people get to the afterlife, assisting them in navigating between this lost world and where they need to go. Inspired by Finnish mythology, this narrative-driven game doesn’t…

K!CHIN explores the life of a former dinosaur criminal trying to walk a clean path by making custom shirts for people. In this game, you play as Din Dino, who is now…

If you’re looking for an arcade-style shooter with a sweet-sweet twist then Ben Walter‘s Long Live The Hive might bee the one for you. Ignore my preposterous punning. Long Live The Hive…

Vampire Survivors: Ode to Castlevania is a deep dive into the history of the horror franchise with its characters, stages, and monsters. Like the Operation Guns DLC did for Contra, this DLC…

In Ororto you are traveling around a world inspired by the Colombian Muisca civilization – a colorful place of open paths, enemies, puzzles. Isometric metroidvanias/exploration-focused action games are rarely my thing. I…