Category: Indie

The excellent In Between, a story-driven puzzle platformer which we reviewed in its Steam incarnation last year, has been released for Xbox One. We’ve played it, and it’s identical to the PC version. Updates that were applied to the PC version post-release have already been included in the Xbox release.

Playing In Between again on the Xbox One reminded us why we rewarded the game with an 8.0 in the first place, and you won’t find as many Xbox puzzle platformers as you’ll find similar games on Steam. All the more reason to read our original review and pick this up in the Xbox Store – In Between is a digital-only release.

TASTEE – Lethal Tactics kind of came out of nowhere for us. As a turn-based strategy game, it was up against some stiff competition, since in recent months we had already tested The Banner Saga 2 and XCOM 2 – both excellent examples in the genre. Here are our thoughts on TASTEE – Lethal Tactics by Skybox Labs. Continue reading “TASTEE: Lethal Tactics review (PC)”

Originally a mobile game, Letter Quest – Grimm’s Journey Remastered has arrived on the Playstation Vita. Here’s our review. Continue reading “Letter Quest: Grimm’s Journey Remastered review (Vita)”

The oddly-titled Abraca: Imagic Games is a challenging one to review, because it’s actually two games rolled into one. Here’s our attempt, nonetheless. Continue reading “Abraca – Imagic Games review (PC)”

The concept of “the speedrun” is a familiar term to those who enjoy competitive gaming – especially the record-setting guide. If you’re in that crowd, then you know what it means to complete Super Mario Bros in under 5 minutes – memorizing your moves and executing them with amazing accuracy. It’s a principle that Speedrunners – a game by developer DoubleDutch – is built around. Continue reading “Speedrunners review (PC)”