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‘Dosa Divas’ Game Review: Delivers Delicious Dishes But Misses the Mark

Before playing Dosa Divas, I had not yet heard of developer Outerloop Games. This makes me a bit sad because, after experiencing what they’re capable of, I feel like I’ve missed out on so much regarding their previous titles. The style and design of Dosa Divas, and even by looking at their older titles, is a sight to behold. While I

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‘Mina The Hollower’ Game Review: Burrow Into Greatness

Back in 2014, the indie gaming scene changed with the release of publisher Yacht Club Games’ now-hit game Shovel Knight. That game was originally funded during the rise of the crowdfunding website Kickstarter.  While that game had some development delays, it was very successful. It established exactly what Yacht Club Games was capable of, even if it took years to fulfill

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‘Duck Side of the Moon’ Game Review

I recently had the pleasure of playing the new exploration game Duck Side of the Moon, both developed and published by Starbrew Games. You’ll take on an adventurous space faring duck named Doug, as you try to fix his ship while trying to find a new homeworld. After crash landing on an alien world, you’ll make new friends and do relaxing

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‘RACCOIN’ Game Review: Can’t Keep Up the Momentum

Every so often it’s difficult to write a review like this, especially when it’s a release I had heavily anticipated for over six months. When you play the demo of an upcoming roguelike deckbuilder (the loosest of the definition), you’re blown away by the entire package so much that you immediately throw it onto your wishlist. You go back time after

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‘Vampire Crawlers’ Game Review: A Devilishly Delicious Deckbuilder

When indie game developer Luca Galante released his first game, Vampire Survivors, in early access back in 2021, it wasn’t an immediate hit. Once streamers took notice, the game rocketed to the top of the charts on Steam, and it eventually morphed into the game most people love and adore. While the game initially came with dozens of characters, a wide

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‘Pieced Together’ Game Review: Embrace Cherished Memories

Pieced Together may be one of the most interesting cozy casual games that I’ve seen to date. You’ll be putting together a scrapbook for the main character, Connie, as she tries to reconnect with her childhood best friend. There are six chapters that will take you through various points of Connie’s life growing up as she reminisces about her time with

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‘Fishbowl’ Game Review: Helps Handling Grief with Grace

Fishbowl is the debut narrative indie title developed by imissmyfriends.studio and is published by my new favorite publisher, Wholesome Games Presents. Throughout this emotional game, you’ll live day to day for a month-long period as you take on the role of Alo. Your character must adjust to the recent loss of a family member as she struggles with grief and childhood memories.

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‘Wink & the Broken Robot’ Game Review: Retro Inspired and Very Inventive

Wink & the Broken Robot is a new 2D platforming Game Boy Color title that was developed by Max Oakland. In this game, you’ll play as the title character Wink and go on a vast journey to help recover parts for a broken robot. There are nine worlds with 28 stages total in-between, each filled with various enemies and mechanics you’ll need

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‘Key Fairy’ Game Review: Full of Fantasy and Wonderment

Key Fairy is a new action role-playing game with bullet hell elements, developed and published by the Australian-based studio Owl Machine.  Key Fairy is not a short game, nor is it an easy one. What it is, though, is a delightfully fun and whimsical game. You’ll get to explore beautifully hand-drawn areas, strategize against dangerous creatures, and look forward to non-linear

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