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Continue reading →: Trackastrophe! – ReviewDo you even have those moments where you see something that speaks to you in a way that you just can’t quite put your finger on? Part nostalgia, part déjà vu, part something else entirely…that’s how Trackastrophe! got its hooks in me. When I first saw this charming game appear…
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Continue reading →: AstroScaper – ReviewAstroScaper is a cozy, minimalistic city builder created by a team of just 2 people, Jacek and Jarek from FunFortress. It’s a relaxing sci-fi settlement builder with a puzzle-like gameplay loop. It has a calm, ambient soundtrack accompanying it, and that contributed to my inability to stop playing for hours…
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Continue reading →: Astro Colony – ReviewAstro Colony is a co-op multiplayer base-building factory automation game set in space. After your previous space station gets sucked into a black hole, you are starting from scratch and hoping to rebuild. You have a lot of freedom in where you build, and you use asteroids as your basic…
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Continue reading →: Gecko Gods – ReviewGecko Gods is a 2D adventure platformer created by Louis Waloschek and published by Super Rare Games. It’s a cozy game where you play as a tiny blue gecko who skitters across islands, climbs walls and ceilings and eats bugs. He also smashes clay pots and sails a boat. Solves…
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Continue reading →: Walk the Frog – ReviewIt seems I start most of my reviews talking about how I gravitate towards cozy and wholesome games, and I do. There is an abundance of cozy games out there, and only so much time to play them, but if the game is cozy, wholesome, has an adorable main character,…
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Continue reading →: FROGGLE (demo) – ReviewI don’t play a lot of deck-building strategy games. I usually find them too complicated; I can never seem to get a grasp of the gameplay, and they make me feel dumb. Now, over the last year, I’ve really tried to step outside my comfort bubble. I’ve played horror games,…
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Continue reading →: Bottled By Bears (Demo) – ReviewOne of my favourite things recently has been spreading my love for indies on social media and interacting with the passionate devs about their games. It’s nice when I have a dev send me a message asking me to take a look at their demo/game, and my rule has always…
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Continue reading →: Tied to the Beat (demo) – ReviewWho says I got no rhythm? Well, likely a lot of people, but that won’t keep me from dancing just about anywhere. My love of music is what really captured me when I received a wonderful message from the developer of Tied to the Beat, Javier Lianes Garcia. Right off…
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Continue reading →: Snacktorio – ReviewSnacktorio is a level-based cooking automation game from TNgineers where you build and scale food production lines to feed beasts threatening to consume your world. I loved APICO, a beekeeping sim game from them, so I was really excited to check this out. There is a demo available that allows…
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Continue reading →: Scales of Silence – ReviewWhile gamers are always looking for the ‘next big thing,’ the next new IP, the next and the newest… There is always something about a great classic idea that can be tweaked and feel fresh. Sometimes you don’t need to reinvent the wheel; you can just give a nod to…
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