"Pikuniku" is a fun little game but the best part of it is the co-op.
Tag: PC
5 indie games helping me through lockdown
With things the way they are at the minute, here are a few indie games that have really helped me to cope.
While it’s full of nostalgia, “Anodyne 2: Return to Dust” didn’t do it for me
Anodyne 2: Return to Dust wears its inspiration on its sleeve. However, it might want to dust off the old ideas before reusing them.
The Indie Bandits Demo Disc: April 2020
If, like us, you miss the demo discs you used to get with games magazines, we've got something special for you. While the Indie Bandits Demo Disc isn't a physical disc, it is a collection of our favourite indie game demos that you can play today. If you're looking for something to play, here are … Continue reading The Indie Bandits Demo Disc: April 2020
For what “Hive Time” lacks in scientific accuracy, it more than makes up for in puns and fun – Review
"Hive Time" is an indie game in which you're put in charge of a beehive. Need we say more?
“Two Point Hospital” is an indie game that every fan of “Theme Hospital” needs to play – Review
Two Point Hospital was made by some of the original devs of Theme Hospital and planned to be the spiritual successor to it. So is the genre alive and kicking?
Episode 2 | Slay the Spire, Eliza, A Short Hike
This month, we've been playing some of the games nominated for the Independent Game Festival's Seumas McNally Grand Prize. Games discussed: Slay the Spire, Eliza, A Short Hike.
“Eliza” is a fantastic indie sci-fi visual novel game but not much else – Review
"Eliza" is a indie visual novel game that deals with AI and mental health. While it's an interesting story, is it a good game?
What “Slay the Spire” lacks in story, it more than makes up for it fun – Review
"Slay the Spire" is a roguelike deck-building game that's a little light on story but rich in fun and replayability.
Inverge Studio’s “Effie” mightn’t be perfect but it’s a decent indie 3D adventure game that fans of the genre will enjoy – Review
Inverge Studio's "Effie" takes a lot of inspiration from classic 3D adventure platformers. Is it as good as the classics?
