Full Bore – Dig into an amazing indie puzzle game
Mining, puzzles, and pigs – now all wrapped up in one game like you’ve always wanted. Full Bore, a game about a boar that just Continue Reading
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Life Goes On – A lesson in sacrifice
Life Goes On is an inventive and hilariously gruesome puzzle game that is disturbingly enjoyable. I saw it at PAX Prime 2013 and have been Continue Reading
One Way Heroics Review
When I’m looking through Steam for another indie fix I’m primarily looking for two things: novelty and stress. This is why the roguelike genre holds Continue Reading
DLC Quest
Who doesn’t love DLC? There’s nothing like buying a game for $60 and then finding that there’s already another $30 of DLC available on launch Continue Reading
Contrast – Multidimensional platform adventure
Contrast is an imaginative and powerful adventure game with a unique twist from indie developer Compulsion Games . In it, you’ll play Dawn, the imaginary Continue Reading
Forced – multiplayer tactical overload
FORCED is a new tactical co-op arena combat game from indie developer BetaDwarf. In it, you play a slave that is forced into gladiatorial combat Continue Reading
The rhythm is literally trying to get you in Soundodger+
Have you ever wanted to have a really cool audio visualizer try to kill you? If so, I have the perfect game for you! Soundodger+ Continue Reading
Knock Knock: The One In Which I Soil Myself
Knock Knock didn’t start out scary. My dude was laying in his bed, and then he got up and started warbling at me in a Continue Reading
Glare – A shining example of modern indie gaming
Glare is a new platformer from Phobic Studios. While Phobic has been putting out mobile games for some time now, Glare represents an ambitious jump Continue Reading
Bionic Dues Pre-Alpha Preview
I was lucky to enough to get an appointment with Arcen Games in the Indie Megabooth at PAX 2013. Erik Johnson, PR extraordinary, walked me Continue Reading
Kerbal Space Program – Adventures in rocket science
Kerbal Space Program is a charming game about rocket science. No, really. The Kerbals are amusing little green men that are starting a space program Continue Reading
Review: Dragon Fantasy Book II
Dragon Fantasy Book II is a 16-bit style JRPG by the fabulous people over at Muteki Corp. Well, to be fair, I’ve only ever met Continue Reading
Smashmuck Champions: A Fresh Look at MOBAs
The exhibition floor at PAX Prime 2013 had caught a bad case of MOBAitis. Like a rash that spread across the convention center, banners and Continue Reading
Post-PAX thoughts – the indie invasion
Last week I talked about a few of the big studio items that I got to check out at PAX Prime. Those were pretty cool, Continue Reading
Episode 13 – Post PAXcast
Another PAX Prime has come and gone. Only Charles and Megan seem to have returned unscathed from their journey into strange, disease filled world of Continue Reading
PAX Prime 2013 Table Top Gaming
PAX Prime 2013 is upon us once again! With shimmering media passes, some of us on the Dorkadia crew are going to be doing their Continue Reading
Amnesia: The Dark Descent Review
I have yet to experience a game that is scarier to play than Frictional‘s Amnesia: The Dark Descent. The fear I experienced didn’t come from Continue Reading
Papers, Please – documents, stamps, and intrigue
Have you ever dreamed of the day when you could be a checkpoint inspector for a communist country? Okay, probably not your dream job and Continue Reading
Deep Dungeons of Doom Review
I’m not really into the tap-action game scene on mobile devices. I’ve just never been too keen on piloting a floating object through a gauntlet Continue Reading
10000000 Review
When you’re playing a mobile game, there seems to be a safe bet that you’re doing one of three things: matching three like objects together Continue Reading
Game Design: Kids These Days
You nerdly kids don’t know how good you have it. The moment I blew into my first NES cartridge I knew I wanted to be a Continue Reading