Linden Garcia

Linden is perhaps the only member of staff at Indie Game Culture that yearns for the Dreamcast era of gaming. Which is perhaps why he prefers playing Indies with pixel graphics and rough-and-ready polygons than the AAA offerings of today. His one true love in the indie space is the puzzle genre, and outside of gaming, you'll often find him sculpting himself in the gym.

Oxenfree & Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals Endings Explained

Oxenfree is most certainly a one-of-a-kind game. It’s been a long time since I’ve been so engrossed in a narrative-driven title to this extent, and the first game had a profound effect on me when the credits rolled. The same could be said for Oxenfree 2, the equally impactful sequel—a game that simultaneously managed to […]

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The Talos Principle 2 Review – A Synergy of Ingenious Ideas

Truly innovative puzzle games don’t come around too often, though, in the early 2010s, the genre seemed to be going through somewhat of a renaissance. 2011’s Portal 2 revitalized the perfect mix of puzzling and story the Point-and-Click genre had birthed a decade before, and indie titles like Braid a few years earlier and FEZ a

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Dave The Diver Best Staff Guide: The Employees You Need to Succeed

Dave the Diver is a game that wears many hats; alongside being an unforgettable adventure game, it also does a pretty damn good job of simulating the intricacies of a sushi restaurant. Few titles attempt two big main mechanics at once and execute them so successfully, and while diving for fish and skilling up is

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