Reviews

Some games have a significant narrative component. That is something that I think we are all clear about. Just as there are indie games with a purely fun component, others seek to convey a story in the most creative way possible. And without a doubt, Arise: A simple story in its Xbox one version is […]

I’ve been a connoisseur of indie games for quite some time now, and as a self-titled connoisseur, you naturally gain a vast knowledge of publishers, indie developers, and IPs within the space. So when I came across this title in my pile and saw that Team 17 was steering the ship, I was slightly taken

I’ve always found Zelda games to be expertly well-rounded in how they encompass everything I enjoy about video games. The Souls series? Well, let’s just say that those titles scratched the difficulty itch I’ve been trying to get at since completing my first run of DOOM on the Ultra Nightmare difficulty setting. Tunic, then –

Unbound World’s Apart combines idyllic beauty with exciting and fun mechanics, the likes of which will make you think about the experience you had for a long time to come. Of course, Unbound has been released on other platforms since 2021 but now it has made its way to PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 for

To give you some insight into where my head was when I took on this game for review, I was very optimistic. Having heard the raving reviews for this title on PC, boasting this game as one of the indie highlights of 2021, I was excited to see what this indie game had to offer.

Disco Elysium is a point-and-click, Isometric RPG set in a strange world. At first, I thought it felt like the story was set in France. Instead, it takes place in Revachol, a fragment of a war-torn world like our own. This indie game puts you in the shoes (if you happen to find them) of