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Aug
21

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REVIEW: Horizon’s Gate

Yar har, fiddle-dee-dee. Do what you want ‘cuz a pirate is free.

Jun
11

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REVIEW: Atomicrops

Farm. Marry. Kill. But not in that order!

Genkipro No comments Atomicrops, Bird Bath Games, black comedy, great music, humour, pixel graphics, Raw Fury, rogue-like, Roguelite, twin-stick shooter, waifu

Nov
12

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REVIEW: Your Island – KIMI NO SIMA –

So indie it hurts, this game has a few good ideas buried under the worst possible interface.

Wraith_Magus No comments Andymente, building, city builder, indie, island, Kimi no Sima, management, pixel graphics, sandbox, simulation, strategy, Your Island, Your Island - KIMI NO SIMA

Sep
06

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REVIEW: Children of Morta

It’s Diablo crossed with The Binding of Isaac, and it’s very, very good!

Genkipro One comment 11 bit studios, arpg, Children of Morta, Dead Mage, great music, pixel graphics, rogue-like, rpg, story rich

Jul
03

0

REVIEW: Moonrise Fall

Somewhere between dreams and wakefulness, death and life, dark and light there is a place called Moonrise Fall.

Cowcrusher No comments 2D, adventure, atmospheric, exploration, indie, investigation, mystery, pixel graphics, puzzle, sci-fi, supernatural

Mar
26

0

REVIEW: Chromatic Aberration

Chromatic Aberration is a Pixel-Art Action Shooter that tries to be a “Doom Clone” but just falls short of standing out.

Dead Parrot No comments action, Aythadis, fps, indie, PAUSE, PC game review, pixel, pixel graphics, retro, review, shooter, single-player, steam, violent

Dec
14

2

REVIEW: Battle Princess Madelyn

After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Battle Princess Madelyn has successfully launched. But does it have what it take to keep you hooked throughout its entirety?

Zorder No comments 2D, action, Battle Princess Madelyn, Causal Bit Games Inc., exploration, female protagonist, ghouls n' ghosts, Hound Picked Games, indie, PAUSE, pixel graphics, platformer, retro, Wonder Boy

Sep
13

1

REVIEW: Death’s Gambit

An action platformer with a strong emphasis on combat that takes a lot of inspiration from the Souls series, but does it have what it takes to stand out on its own?