Category: Indie

Through the Nightmares review (PS5)

Through the Nightmares invites you into a surreal dream world, guiding Sandman – a benevolent entity – through fractured realms to rescue children ensnared in their own fears. The game delivers 45 meticulously crafted levels split across six evocative dreamscapes, each designed to challenge as much as it charms. If you enjoy the vibe in games like Little Nightmares but would like them a bit more fast-paced, this may be just what you’re looking for. Continue reading “Through the Nightmares review (PS5)”

Port roundup: Keeper’s Toll, Stellar Blade & Prison Alone

In our newest roundup of games that have made the jump to different systems, we check out the PlayStation version of Keeper’s Toll, the PC port of Stellar Blade and the console launch of Prison Alone. Continue reading “Port roundup: Keeper’s Toll, Stellar Blade & Prison Alone”

Port roundup: Wobbly Life, Rebel Transmute & Vasilisa and Baba Yaga

Today’s roundup of new console ports includes Wobbly Life, Rebel Transmute and Vasilisa and Baba Yaga – three very different but interesting titles to play. Here are our reviews. Continue reading “Port roundup: Wobbly Life, Rebel Transmute & Vasilisa and Baba Yaga”

Chromatic roundup: Chantey, Baby T-Rex, Project S-11 & Hermano

Since its release a few months ago, the ModRetro Chromatic has become a bit of a haven for both nostalgic re-releases and inventive new titles, breathing fresh life into the Game Boy/handheld gaming scene. With its vibrant display and compatibility with original Game Boy cartridges, the Chromatic offers a unique platform for developers to explore retro aesthetics with modern sensibilities. In this roundup, we delve into four interesting new game (re)releases that showcase the console’s diverse offerings: Chantey, Baby T-Rex, Project S-11, and Hermano. Continue reading “Chromatic roundup: Chantey, Baby T-Rex, Project S-11 & Hermano”