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We travel the cosmos, putting an end to hostility in Galaxy of Pen and Paper, which simulates the feeling of playing a table-top, role-playing games. In, Zotrix: Solar Division, we serve as protector, safeguarding space ...

We possess bodies in HyperParasite, using an enemy to dispatch other foes. With Coffee Crisis, we battle the possessed, saving Philadelphia’s populace against an invasion of evil extraterrestrials in classic brawler form. HyperParasite, Troglobytes Games, ...

We swing with a valiant protagonist and her glowing companion in Little Bug and enjoy a whimsical interpretation of miniature golf in Wonder Wickets. Little Bug, Buddy System, $9.99 Dozens of games center around physical ...

We guide a voracious, vomit-prone pig around eccentrically-themes stages in Pig Eat Ball and take control of a Rabbit and Fox trained in the art of ninjutsu in Ninjin: Clash of Carrots. Pig Eat Ball, ...

For some, gaming revolves around visual appeal. Understandably, after spending hundreds of dollars on hardware, there’s an urge to justify your expense. And undoubtedly, one of the easiest ways to rationalize that new graphics card ...

From large developer houses like Pyro Studios (the Commandos series) and Mercury Steam (Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Raiders of the Broken Planet) to indie devs like Moonlighter creators Digital Sun and Maldita Castilla’s Locomalito, Spain ...

We flog foes and amass artifacts in City of Brass, and take on a challenge to improve Outlook (the city, not the widely scorned email client) in Heroes of Hammerwatch. City of Brass, Uppercut Games ...

Card battling and unit commandeering join forces in Golem Gates, while Pilam Sky takes to the aim in a steampunk hot-air balloon that’s armed like a battleship.  Indiego is a regular column dedicated to highlighting ...

We pilot a mech through hostile voxels in Violet Cycle, battle waves of mutant bees in Dead Ground, and conquer with the power of love in The Void Rains Upon Her Heart. Violet Cycle, Weckr ...