Dreadline Express Review – Train Tracks To Hell
The last vestiges of humanity reside on an ever-moving train as the apocalypse destroys the world around them, under the …
Horror
Welcome To Elderfield Review – Spooky Sexy Skeletons?
I started playing Stardew Valley during the pandemic and didn’t actually make it that far into the game. I didn’t …
Worse Than Homework: 5 Indie Horror Game Schools You’ll Be Glad You’re Not Attending
As many students reluctantly drag themselves back to school campuses far and wide, they may struggle to look on the …
Desktop Explorer Review – Hard Drive, Hard Truths
Your uncle, who raised you, is suffering from a disease affecting his memory, likely dementia, and his health is deteriorating …
7 Indie Horror Games For Pride Month – The Gays Will Not Be Buried
At this moment, I don’t see a single rage-fueled zombie. I see every screaming bigot I’ve spared along this journey, …
Letter Lost Review – Lick It, Seal It, Stamp It, Post It
Simple, repetitive gameplay can often be the best setting for a horror game; repeating the same tasks over and over …
Mina The Hollower Review – Mouse’s Mastery Of Mystery
It’s scary to think that it’s been 12 years since the launch of Shovel Knight. The summer after, I was …
Retrospective: The Highs And Lows Of The Dark Pictures Anthology
With the release of Directive 8020, The Dark Pictures Anthology has a new addition to its repertoire. But how does the latest …
Cult Vacui Review – Ritual Without Reward
Games built around time limits are difficult to pull off and are therefore few and far between; hitting that balance …
8 Indie Games To Try If You Liked Resident Evil Requiem
If, like many of us, you’re still craving that survival horror fix after completing Resident Evil Requiem, your first instinct …
