Category: Indie game news

Every so often, a game appears that makes you stop scrolling and think, “Right, I need…

Some games arrive with explosions, celebrity trailers, and marketing budgets large enough to frighten small countries.…

Storm City does not look like the sort of place where anyone is getting their deposit…

There are two types of players in management games. The first builds a cosy little settlement,…

There are games that gently invite you into their world. Then there is Pit Panic, which…

There is a kind of danger that has nothing to do with monsters. It is not…

There is a particular kind of multiplayer game that does not need a long tutorial, a…

There are games that politely introduce themselves. Then there are games that kick the tavern door…

There was a time when racing games did not need to be enormous to feel fast.…

There is something wonderfully obvious about turning Ghostbusters into a classic point-and-click adventure game. The films…

There is a special kind of courage required to look at one of gaming’s most feared…

There is a certain kind of game that does not politely ask for your attention. It…

There is a moment every good metroidvania lives or dies by. You see a ledge you…

EllipsisWorks’ upcoming FPS slasher throws firearms, folklore, parkour, and feral transformation into one neon-soaked blender. There…

Retro run ’n gun chaos returns, now with three players, bigger guns, and aliens who apparently…

There is something wonderfully ridiculous about the idea of surviving the apocalypse by train. Cars are…

There is a certain kind of science-fiction game that does not really ask to be admired…

Round Cartridge’s upcoming indie adventure trades brooding ruins for seasonal towns, strange islands, and one very…

There is something wonderfully direct about Bugscraper. No ancient prophecy. No doomed kingdom. No tortured hero…

There is something wonderfully comforting about a city builder that lets you slow down and simply…

There is something beautifully stubborn about fighting games. You lose, you rematch. You drop the combo,…

There is something immediately appealing about a game that knows exactly what it wants to be.…

Some games grab you with a clever mechanic, some with a strong visual identity, and some…

City Masterplan looks like the kind of city builder designed to make genre fans stop mid-scroll…

Blazing Strike: R.Evolution is one of those games that immediately grabs your attention, not because it…

Exobrave is still unreleased, but the early pitch already gives a fairly clear idea of what…

Microlandia is the kind of city builder that can fool you at first. It has a…