Rogue Legacy: Randomizing Castlevania
Described as an action platformer with roguelike sensibilities, it was no surprise that Rogue Legacy by indie developer Cellar Door Games popped up on my Continue Reading
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Cube World alpha preview
There’s been a good deal of buzz about Cube World as of late, so I couldn’t help but go have a look at what all Continue Reading
Review: Bleed deserves more praise than I know how to give
Bleed is an action platformer from indie developer Bootdisk Revolution (which happens to consist solely of one Ian Campbell). Bleed was originally released according to Bootdisk Continue Reading
Plague Inc: Kill Everyone using Mobile Platforms
I’ve discovered that the bitter taste of my initial disappointment in mobile gaming has faded; I begrudgingly purchased a mobile game at the recommendation of my Continue Reading
Hexxit: Fantasy Adventures in Minecraft
The modding scene for Minecraft is thriving, giving creative folks an outlet for their own creations and maximizing the appeal and freshness of the world’s Continue Reading
Legend RPG: Who is it for?
Legend, a new d20 table-top RPG by Rule of Cool, sets out to create a more modular 3rd Edition D&D experience with smoother multiclassing, increased Continue Reading
Five Creepy PC Games to Brown your Trousers
I love filling myself with whiskey and loading up the scariest and/or brain-twistingest PC game I can find. It doesn’t matter if the game is Continue Reading
Review: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 4
At last! The final chapter of the genre and style swapping experience that is Penny Arcade’s On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness was released on Continue Reading
Don’t Starve! The Tim Burton Roguelike
Once again I find myself returning to the roguelike well for a drink. This time, though, I’m visiting a game that I had originally passed Continue Reading
Organ Trail: Director’s Cut Review
I’m a part of the generation that experienced computer labs full of Apple IIe computers. I would sit in front of those green screens, flipping Continue Reading
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack is an unreasonably long title, but a fun and quirky indie game. I’m guessing you’re not going to accept Continue Reading
Luke Crane to Kickstart Torchbearer, Old School D&D Burning Wheel
Though I’ve been snuck a few exciting details, I hadn’t heard much about Luke Crane‘s new Moldvay-inspired Burning Wheel game. While it was called “Dungeoneers Continue Reading
Droid Assault blasts onto my PC
Droid Assault is the answer to my need for a fun and compelling game to relax with. I’m not saying that it’s slow or quiet; Continue Reading
ClnlGentleman and the dangers of lava
The first night ClnlGentleman huddled in the groove he had hewn out of the bare earth with the sticks he’d collected. The soft moans of Continue Reading
Tales of Maj’Eyal Review
I think it’s clear from what I’ve written that I really enjoy roguelike games. However, it’s a hard love to share with others. Roguelike games are cold Continue Reading
Saturday Morning RPG – You’ve got the touch!
Nostalgia and parody are two great tastes that taste great together. That makes Saturday Morning RPG the tastiest morsel available for iOS platforms. Yeah, I Continue Reading
Hotline Miami Review – With Steam Giveaway!
If you’re here to enter the Totally Rad Hotline Miami Steam Giveaway, click here. It wasn’t until I saw the game in person that I Continue Reading
The Bridge is as much art as it is puzzle
Do you want to solve puzzles by manipulating perspective, gravity, and impossible architecture? The Bridge is the perfect game for your bizarrely specific set of interests. Continue Reading
Wartune – One intense social game
Call me a snob, but I generally snub games that fit into the social games category. You know the kind; the ones people tend to Continue Reading
Strike Suit Zero is everything I wanted it to be
For those that aren’t familiar with the name, Strike Suit Zero is a space-based ship combat action game. It was recently released by indie developer Continue Reading
Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival 2013
I am sad to say that this past weekend was my first time attending the Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival even though it Continue Reading