Category: Indie

Lillymo Games returns to the brick-breaking genre with Tri Breaker: A Sacred Symbols Odyssey, a sequel that ambitiously builds on its predecessor, Twin Breaker. With its blend of a fun time-traveling narrative, action-packed gameplay, and a healthy dose of retro charm, the game strikes a balance between honoring its roots and experimenting with fresh ideas. We checked it out on a PS5. Continue reading “Tri Breaker – A Sacred Symbols Odyssey review (PS5)”

The Spirit of the Samurai, developed by Digital Mind Games and published by Kwalee, combines Japanese mythology with a distinct stop-motion animation style, crafting a unique 2D action-adventure experience. While it makes a strong impression with its aesthetic and cultural inspiration, its gameplay execution offers a mix of captivating highs and occasional frustrations. Continue reading “The Spirit of the Samurai review (PC)”

Uncle Chop’s Rocket Shop delivers a unique take on the simulator genre by combining quirky humor, frenetic gameplay, and a satirical look at space capitalism. Developed by Beard Envy and published by Kasedo Games, this blend of narrative and management tasks offers a refreshing departure from the usual space-faring adventures. And while the game is now without flaws, it certainly captures the charm of its premise. A few years after first meeting with the developers, here’s a look at the PlayStation 5 version. Continue reading “Uncle Chop’s Rocket Shop review (PS5)”

With Smoothcade, O.W.L. Project and Access Denied: Escape, we are checking out three new indie game releases that have come out on various platforms. Read on for the reviews. Continue reading “Indie roundup: Smoothcade, O.W.L. Project & Access Denied: Escape”