As someone who regularly has to fight Sony’s corner in heated console debates, I personally know how tough it is to find value in Sony’s PS Plus Premium Catalog. Especially with Xbox Game Pass being such a force to be reckoned with. Well, this month, it’s not about to get any easier, as a handful […]
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As we touched on in a recent episode of the Indie Game Culture Podcast, indie games have an innate ability to tell heartfelt, passionate, and touching stories that often put big-budget titles to shame. While AAA games can throw money at huge show pieces, indie games often take bigger narrative swings and cover topics that
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If you are someone that still gets a blast of nostalgia when you see anything relating to retro JRPGs like Secrets of Mana, Chrono Trigger, and Final Fantasy, then you’ll probably already be aware of the upcoming indie RPG epic, Sea of Stars. However, you might not be aware of the behind-the-scenes documentary detailing their
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If you are a veteran Minecraft player, chances are that you probably have a dedicated server that houses one of your most cherished pieces of work. Whether that be a long-running survival seed, an amazing Redstone project, or a true-to-life city. Well, thanks to recent EULA changes, Mojang can now take it all away, if
EULA Changes Grant Mojang Full Control Of All Online Minecraft Content Read More »
Open-world adventures are usually pretty daunting. With the sheer magnitude of content on offer and places to explore, it’s sometimes easier to set your controller down and take a minute to gather yourself before jumping headfirst into a huge new world. Most open worlds are like this, but not all. As there are a bunch
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The Hades community has a new champion, as the ‘impossible’ Hades Max Heat Mode Run has just been proven possible. We have seen some pretty incredible feats from sadistic gamers down the years, like blindfolded runs of Dark Souls, or beating a wide variety of games with weird peripherals like bongos or banana skins. However,
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If you, like myself, are a connoisseur of skating games, then Session Skate Sim is probably a game you return to time and time again for a roll around. Unlike many other skating games out there, Creature Studios aims to constantly improve their hyper-realistic skating sim with free periodic updates, and in the most recent
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For those that have been following Team Reptile’s new spiritual successor to Jet Set Radio and Sunset Overdrive, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, you’ll know that the game was set for release on Nintendo Switch and PC on August 18th, 2023. Well, we have good news for console gamers everywhere. Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is coming to Playstation
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In the flurry of gaming news happening at the moment, you may have missed that the Indie Live Summer Expo just took place, showcasing some wonderful indie titles. We all know the big-name showcases of the year. The Summer Games Fest, Gamescom, PAX, and E3 if it ever happens again. However, we at IGC champion
Indie Live Summer Expo 2023: A Roundup Read More »
For the longest time, I had a bit of a strained relationship with the top-down RPG genre, or more specifically, isometric RPGs. There was something so alien about them that made me shy away from their often meticulously crafted worlds. Whether it was the density of the systems on offer in games like Fallout 2,
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