Lone Ruin builds a strong foundation for a roguelike but lacks the content required to engage players through what is intended to be many runs.

In this abbreviated horror FPS, Alien meets H.P. Lovecraft to create a unique and vague gaming experience. This is our review of Scorn.

With unapologetic violence and a goofy tone, Justice Sucks offers an easy video game experience, though it may not be quite memorable after completion.

With a vibrant art style and plenty to explore, Tinykin is a pint-sized platforming experience offering huge amounts of fun and relaxation.

The iiRcade console brings the arcade experience home in a big way, allowing for game downloads and more. This review covers the unit and the platform as a whole.

From two brother game developers comes Toodee and Topdee, a game that expands an idea into their first commercial game. How does this mind-bending puzzle game fare?

From playing the original Skyrim mod to interviewing the creator to years later playing a full game based on that concept, Alex has had a lot of experience with The Forgotten City, making for a unique PS5 review.

Since the mastery of horror found in games like Silent Hill and Resident Evil, there have been a lot of attempts to recapture that magic, especially in the indie space. Song of Horror, unfortunately, fails to do this…

Everhood is a game that is clearly inspired by Undertale but the developers at Foreign Gnomes were able to craft something special using simple artwork with over-the-top animations and effects. Alex reviews the Nintendo Switch version on Forever Classic Games.

Inmost tries to tell a darker story with serious themes and complex messages but ultimately stumbles as a game. Read our review of this new story game from Hidden Layer Games and Chucklefish.

What should have been at the very least a fun bit of fanservice is actually a mess of a game. Bounty Battle is a disservice to the indie properties it features.

Levelhead brings a plethora of creative bliss to just about every gaming platform available with crossplay! Zach reviews the Nintendo Switch version of this fun-filled platformer.

The Switch port of Dungeon of the Endless pales in comparison to the well-received PC version. Some issues could be ironed out but there’s plenty of core problems holding it back. Alex breaks down those issues in this review.

A grounded story of a kid growing up lost in a world who finds salvation in an arcade, 198X has players reliving arcade memories and hitting them with a weighted narrative. Here is our review of the Steam version.

Hollow Knight takes you through an incredible handcrafted world that is so hauntingly beautiful that you nearly cannot turn away. All of this comes in a cute and creepy bug form.

Falcon Age comes to PSVR as an adventure centered on the connection between the hero and her falcon. Steeped in that revived tradition, the two face a tyrannical corporation to save their home.