It is not all glitz and glitter when it comes to E3 conferences. To celebrate games both big and small, Kinda Funny Games showcased over 60 indie games for their E3 stream. You can check them all out in the stream down below, but here are five indie games that ...
The golden age of brawlers may have ended with the 16-bit era but that doesn’t mean there’s no demand for a decent beat ‘em up. Castle Crashers was awesome, though the gold standard for modern beat ‘em ups has got to be Treasure’s Guardian Heroes. So where does Dusty ...
Rich with narrative detail, Masquerada: Songs and Shadows is that short and sweet isometric RPG you dive into when you don’t have the patience to tackle Baldur’s Gate’s steep learning curve or the stamina for Diablo’s tough farm-grinds. If you have an itch for deep skill trees, flexible customization ...
In 2012, British indie studio Bare Mettle Entertainment took to Kickstarter with a pitch for an open-world isometric RPG, one that featured a dynamic story and emphasized physics in its gameplay. £160,000 was raised to bring Sui Generis to life, but as most crowdfunding tales go, they missed the ...
Ever wanted to be the person staring at the poor sod who's being dragged away by immigration officers behind the safety of your checkpoint counter? Well!
It’s been nearly a year since we’ve last taken a look at Cubetractor, that frantic puzzle game from Singaporean studio Ludochip. Just a beta version then, the game is now roaming the digital wilderness in a complete state. The question is: should you bring it home? The mechanical heart ...
Hey, you. I need you to help me turn off the lights, freak out the guards, nab a secret document and jump out this window.
As an honourable Luchador, it is your duty to save the daughter of El Presidente. And beat up evil skeletons along the way.
Most mobile games are made for when you’re on the go. They fill up moments in your life that are too short for flipping open a book or sliding out that 3DS, but are long enough so that checking your email doesn’t quite suffice.
Mega Man fans have had it rough these past two years. In 2010 the series’ co-creator, Keiji Inafune, resigned from Capcom. The following year Mega Man Universe and Mega Man Legends 3 got cancelled, leaving nothing in development for the iconic Blue Bomber.