Warparty Review: Everybody Walk The Dinosaur.
Warparty is a real-time strategy game developed by War Cave and Crazy Monkey Studios. It is available on Steam, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch for $24.99. This review […]
Aground Early Access Analysis: Aiming For The Stars
Aground is a resource and crafting adventure RPG developed by Fancy Fish Games. It is available on Steam, Crytivo, and Itch.io for $9.99. This early access look was conducted with the steam version […]
Driftland: The Magic Revival -Early Access Look.
Driftland The Magic Revival is strategy 4X real-time strategy game developed by Star Drifters. It’s in early access and is available on Steam for $19.99. This early access analysis was […]
Worbital Indie Game Review: Worms Meets Deathstars
Worbital is an artillery strategy game developed by Team Jolly Roger. it is available on Steam For $19.99. It also has a free Demo. This game was reviewed by Joseph Pugh. […]
Slay the Spire Review: The Heart Of The Cards
Slay the Spire is a turn-based rogue-like with a card battle system. It is developed by Mega Crit and has been in early access. It leaves early access January 23rd. […]
Early Access Look: Meeple Station
Meeple Station is station simulation game developed by Vox Games and released into early access on Steam and Itch.io Meeple Station shares some similarities with RimWorld, which got my attention straight […]
Chrono Ghost Pint Size Profile: Time To Die
This is part of my Pint Size profiles, a type of review for smaller games that don’t fit well into the standard scoring system. Instead, I review the game, look […]
Warp Glider: Discover Indies January
#DiscoverIndies is a great idea by indiegamerchick. Basically, the first Friday of every month, I will be showcasing an indie game I had never heard of before. In this section, […]
Sector Six Pint Size Profile: Silhouetted Explosive Depth
Sector six is an indie side-scrolling shooting game with strong progression elements. It was developed by Aivaras Klimas and is available on Steam Sector six would be easy to dismiss as […]
