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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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‘Gambonanza’ Game Review: Offers A Unique Twist on Classic Chess

The game Gambonanza uses the chess system and rules uniquely. Not by simplifying it or changing the décor to flashy visuals, but by slowly pulling apart the foundations of chess and rebuilding them into something unpredictable. Gambonanza respects the core idea of chess just enough to keep it recognizable and understandable, but everything around it feels new, weird, and unexpected, like

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‘Dead as Disco’ Game Review: Combines Rhythm and Action Perfectly

Dead as Disco is one of those unique indie games that immediately feels like it’s going to be a big hit. It doesn’t just take inspiration from rhythm games or beat ’em ups. It fully commits to mixing them into something that feels like you’re fighting your way through a music video. At first look, it seems like it’s another flashy,

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‘Mouse: P.I. For Hire’ Game Review

At first glance, Mouse: P.I. For Hire almost feels like this game was based on a concept that was never meant to go beyond a short demo or to achieve this level of detail and love. But when you think about it, a first-person shooter with a cartoon mouse detective, all rendered in black-and-white animation inspired by the 1930s? That’s got

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‘The Kingsport Metamorphosis’ by Jonathan Green (An Arkham Horror Investigators Gamebook) Book Review

Spooky things are happening in the little town of Kingsport, just up the road from Arkham. You’ve received a mysterious invitation from Elijah Harcourt to come visit him on the Autumn Equinox. He’s been following your work and believes you’re perfect for his needs. The only problem, is that you’ve never heard of this Elijah Harcourt. Still, an intriguing puzzle in

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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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Exclusive Interview: Tiger Wizard of Exalted Funeral’s ‘TAVERS: A Meow Wolf Roleplay Game’

If you’ve ever been to Las Vegas, then there’s a strong possibility that you know about or have visited Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart. The art exhibition that allows patrons to step into a supermarket that opens to endless possibilities the farther they go in. Meow Wolf has created a vibrant world full of color and mystery, which has exploded across North

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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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‘ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN’ Game Review

ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN is a surprising project that feels like it shouldn’t exist in today’s market. What makes it special is undoubtedly why it stands out in today’s gaming market. It is a strange, slightly uncomfortable, and emotionally messy game. Whether you connect with it or not, you can’t deny that it commits fully to its vision. This is

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