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Sunbreak War
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Kotama and the Academy Citadel
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Chainstaff
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Zombiehood Review: Addicting Indie Roguelite With Great Ideas & Rough Edges
Zombiehood Review: Addicting Indie Roguelite With Great Ideas & Rough Edges Introduction Sometimes the best indie games are the ones that completely blindside you. That was absolutely the case for me with Zombiehood. I didn’t know this game existed until I randomly spotted it sitting in Steam’s recent releases tab. One trailer later and I…
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Mouse P.I. for Hire Review: Stylish Shooter with Incredible Vibes but Limited Depth
Mouse P.I. for Hire Review: Stylish Shooter with Incredible Vibes but Limited Depth Introduction From the moment Mouse P.I. for Hire was first revealed, it had one of those “you can’t ignore this” identities. A noir detective story wrapped in a rubber-hose, black-and-white cartoon aesthetic immediately stands out in a crowded indie space. It’s the…
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Screamer Review – A Stylish Anime Racer with Brilliant Ideas That Demand Your Full Attention
Screamer Review – A Stylish Anime Racer with Brilliant Ideas That Demand Your Full Attention Introduction I’ll be honest—this game had me from the jump. I’m a huge anime fan. Every season I’m watching multiple shows, diving into different genres, appreciating art styles, character arcs, and storytelling. So when I first saw Screamer—an anime-stylized racing…
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Planet of Lana II Review: Beautiful, Emotional Sequel That Perfectly Evolves the Original
Planet of Lana II Review: Beautiful, Emotional Sequel That Perfectly Evolves the Original Introduction I’ve never been shy about it—puzzle games are not my genre. They’ve always been something I tolerate rather than seek out. And yet, the original Planet of Lana completely flipped that script for me. It was one of those rare games…
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iRacing Arcade Review – A Colorful Racer That Nails Accessibility but Lacks Depth
iRacing Arcade Review – A Colorful Racer That Nails Accessibility but Lacks Depth Introduction One of my favorite movies from last year was F1. I originally watched it mostly out of curiosity because it came from the same creative minds behind Top Gun: Maverick, but by the end of it, I was hooked. The movie…
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Rotwood Review – A Stylish Roguelite Brawler That Shines Brighter in Co-Op
Rotwood Review – A Stylish Roguelite Brawler That Shines Brighter in Co-Op Introduction I went into Rotwood knowing almost nothing about it. Apparently the game had spent nearly two years in early access building a following among couch co-op fans, but it didn’t really hit my radar until recently. What caught my attention was the…
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Laysara: Summit Kingdom Review – A Mountain City Builder That Feels Like a Strategic Puzzle
Laysara: Summit Kingdom Review – A Mountain City Builder That Feels Like a Strategic Puzzle Introduction Ever since I played Cities: Skylines years ago, I’ve had a deep appreciation for city builder games. There’s something uniquely satisfying about watching your carefully planned infrastructure come to life—seeing production chains run smoothly, citizens thrive, and your city…
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Demon Tides Review – A Stylish 3D Platformer Packed with Depth, Even If It Won’t Convert Everyone
Demon Tides Review – A Stylish 3D Platformer Packed with Depth, Even If It Won’t Convert Everyone Introduction I’ve always had an appreciation for 3D platformers, but I wouldn’t call myself a die-hard fan of the genre. In fact, as I’ve gotten older, I’ve found myself bouncing off them more often than not. Still, every…
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Mewgenics Review – The Brutal Cat Roguelite That Broke My Heart (And I Loved It)
Mewgenics Review – The Brutal Cat Roguelite That Broke My Heart (And I Loved It) Platform Reviewed On: PC (Steam Deck) Introduction I love creative indie games. I love roguelites. I love roguelikes. So when I heard there was a cat-battling, tactical roguelite with a genetic breeding system, I knew I had to play it.…
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Aerial_Knight’s DropShot Review – The Weirdest Skydiving FPS You’ll Play This Year
Aerial_Knight’s DropShot Review – The Weirdest Skydiving FPS You’ll Play This Year Introduction I went into Aerial_Knight’s DropShot completely blind. No trailers. No gameplay previews. Just vibes. What I did not expect was one of the most unhinged indie concepts I’ve played this year. You play as Smoke Wallace — a purple-skinned man bitten by…
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Relooted Review – A Stylish Afrofuturist Heist That Balances Brain and Speed
Relooted Review – A Stylish Afrofuturist Heist That Balances Brain and Speed Introduction I don’t get to play many single-player heist games these days. I missed the boat on the Sly Cooper era back in the 2000s — I was deep into God of War and Kingdom Hearts at the time — so when Relooted…
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