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IndieGo
IndieGo #9: Space Skirmishing with Galaxy of Pen and Paper & Zotrix: Solar Division
We travel the cosmos, putting an end to hostility in Galaxy of Pen and Paper, which simulates the feeling of…
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IndieGo #8: Going Retro with HyperParasite and Coffee Crisis
We possess bodies in HyperParasite, using an enemy to dispatch other foes. With Coffee Crisis, we battle the possessed, saving…
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IndieGo #6: Pigs, Rabbits, and Foxes
We guide a voracious, vomit-prone pig around eccentrically-themes stages in Pig Eat Ball and take control of a Rabbit and…
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Defense Task Force review
Distressingly, tower defense games seem to be experiencing stagnation. Arguably, the genre’s last requisite effort was 2014’s Defense Grid 2.…
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Indiego #3: City of Brass and Heroes of Hammerwatch
We flog foes and amass artifacts in City of Brass, and take on a challenge to improve Outlook (the city,…
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Switch Owners, Prepare to Be Insulted
The old adage of tongue being mightier than swords is rarely true for video games. With interactive entertainment, blades, bullets,…
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Forts review
Forts is a game built around a myriad of fiddly parts- where the game’s eponymous strongholds sway in a state…
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Full Mojo Rampage review
Unquestionably, Full Mojo Rampage is a game with a myriad of moving parts. On a rudimentary level, the circle-strafing protagonist…
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I Can’t Escape: Darkness review
Indie titles are often ripe with experimental gameplay features which larger developers tend to shy away from. Unlike the risk-adverse…
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Skyshine’s Bedlam review
Oh, dystopia what has become of thee? Once you were a misanthropic metaphor for humanity, a place teeming with unremitting…
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