Indie Game Reviews

okidokico, best known for simple phone games like Pictominoes and Super Monkey Boost, has now entered the world on of PC gaming with A Little Golf Journey. I wasn't sure what to expect from A...

Away: The Survival Series contains all the ingredients of a Sam-Approved game: quirky, post-apocalyptic plot, exploration mode, animal protagonist, and a unique style. Beyond that, Breaking Walls is an indie developer and there is nothing...

Teacup, a short indie game from newcomer Smarto Club, released this week. The trailer exudes a cozy cuteness that speaks to me. So much so, its been a game I've hyped up in the last...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9ZsL2ywfhU History is messy. The generational trauma that violence and war bring is excruciating. At times, it may seem hard to escape. Svoboda 1945: Liberation addresses these themes using a creative mix of full motion...

In the last decade, quirky dating sims have become a cultural mainstay. From Hatoful Boyfriend to I Love You, Colonel Sanders!, so many developers are creating off-beat dating sims to various levels of success. The...

Someday You'll Return is an open-world psychological horror game that has you play as a father, Daniel, looking for his daughter, Stella, in an old cursed woods that holds many dark secrets. Venturing through the...

Don't have the money to spend on the next big horror game? But still, you want a new horror experience that will chill you to the core? Well, don't worry! I got your back! I...

This review is based on the review copy of the game provided by the publisher. Time-travelling has always been a popular topic to explore in different video games. Prince of Persia, Timeshift, and Braid are...

Welcome back to another episode of Bagocast! In this episode, we will be reviewing The Blind Prophet by Ars Goetia. A point-and-click adventure game that has a graphical novel art style. The absolutely gorgeous art style...

If there’s something that could be said about me is that I used to be a Berzerk Studio fan. Why? Because I often spent my time playing their games over at Kongregate. As a teenager,...

Historically, “runner” games have not been a genre I’ve given much time. I’ve always seen them as mobile games or as games involving very precise jump/slide timing and little else. If EarthNight was one of...

Ritual: Crown of Horns is a Draw Distance production. This Poland-based developer’s horror credentials are impressive, given their work in the upcoming Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York and Halls of Horror (based on horror-themed board games of the same...

Battle Princess Madelyn is a recreation of an old classic game, but by imitating an old classic rather tan improving upon it, it retains the same missteps of those classic games, rather than improving upon...

Beat Hazard has a photosensitivity warning. Beat Hazard 2 also has one. I don’t have any sort of condition that makes me susceptible to that, but I imagine if staring at a strobe light would...

The human psyche is one of the most fascinating subjects of research one could ever look at. A person is fully capable of repressing their own memories if their experienced trauma is too harsh to...

Growing up, I played quite a few fishing games. I’ve not played one in a while now, but the idea of a pixel art fly fishing game seemed like an interesting premise. The nostalgia of...

Considering how popular SUPERHOT was/is, it's odd that so few games have followed its unique design. The idea of manipulating time with movement has been seen occasionally, but I can't recall anything in the shooter...

Outworld Battlegrounds is a battle royale game from indie video game developer HitGrab Game Labs. This is a recent entry into the over-saturated genre of battle royale games. However, this should not deter players from...

"Is it difficult to make a video game?" This is the question that many fans of this medium are asking themselves, who, driven by an increasingly saturated indie market, want to try their hand at...