The Indie Spotlight is where I highlight which ambitious and incredible indie games I've been playing lately, sometimes in collaboration with the creative minds behind the project.
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Tails by the Foxfire’s Review of 1997 Reloaded: Gaigo Studio’s Roxyverse Visual Novel 1997 Reloaded follows Federico, Marco, and Shirley: three teenagers in Hove, England who visit a jumble sale (flea market for the non-Brits with us) and buy a 90's answering machine with the tapes still inside. As the debut visual novel from Gaigo Studio (a small independent visual...
Indie Game Review: Cold Calling by Can’t Get Enough Games This week, I had the privilege of playing Cold Calling from Can’t Get Enough Games: a tower defense style telephone switchboard game set at the height of the Cold War, steeped in sometimes surreal, sometimes bitingly brilliant political satire and packed to the gills with familiar faces from history. Rather...
Mage Food Truck Indie Game Review Mage Food Truck is a light-hearted roguelike culinary deck builder with plenty of replay value, ideal for fans of Dungeons and Dragons and Munchkin. Play sessions are relatively brief, with difficulty and campaign length varying based on luck, Scoville level, and whether players opt for a ‘Snack’ or an ‘Entrée’. Players can also choose...
Tiny Dream World is a free 2D cozy adventure game developed for Windows by indie developer PIXCL Studio. Harvest crops, rescue animals, and catch fish to craft dreams and protect the dream world from annihilation!
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