The Indie Spotlight is where I highlight ambitious and impactful indie games that deserve a space to shine, and feature titles in collaboration with the creative minds behind the project.
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Indie Spotlight Review for Echoes of Mora by Selkies Interactive If you’ve been itching for a walking simulator that makes you feel like a mythical river creature, then Echoes of Mora by Selkies Interactive might just be the game for you. Steeped in small-town urban legend, Echoes of Mora follows...
Dressmaker by Cozy Lives Indie Spotlight Review Each day after work this week, my evenings have been spent poring over my latest design in Dressmaker while Gilmore Girls babbles on in the background (it being Autumn, and all). So far, this combination has provided a wonderfully healing rabbit hole away...
Indie Spotlight Review of Woodo by Tiny Monks Tales & Daedalic Entertainment Is there any image more idyllic than fresh baked bread and homemade apple jam, shared in a rustic wooden cottage while surrounded by a thriving vegetable garden, apple trees in bloom, a bright blue lake, and a sky...
Emberville by Cygnus Cross: Is it Worth the Hype? I recently had the privilege of trying out the prologue for Emberville: an indie action RPG by Cygnus Cross in partnership with streamer CohhCarnage. You might have heard of Emberville from its recent viral cast review video, as it features some...
Tails by the Foxfire’s Top 6 Games with Nostalgic 90s and 2000’s Vibes Put on your jelly bracelets and your cool graffiti coat, the 2020s are a certified hellscape and I’m just popping out to the 2000s for a bit, 1990s at most. Cool? Cool. In case you want to...
Tails by the Foxfire’s Demo Den Review of Worlds Upon the Wind by Max Shawabkeh Worlds Upon the Wind is developed by solo dev Max Shawabkeh and is described as a “peaceful roguelite deck builder” that takes inspiration from classical Japanese art. As a lifelong fan of Japanese culture, I...
Tails by the Foxfire’s Top 6 Cat Game Rundown of 2026 in Collaboration with DevCats Cats deserve more than just an international day: they deserve a forever home. Devcats is an indie studio based out of Brazil who promotes themselves as “6 rescued cats makin' biscuits and cat themed games,...
Tails by the Foxfire’s Indie Spotlight Review of Case Solved: The London Files by Minimol Games & SpecNext Ltd. Case Solved: The London Files brings players to a cosy yet noir London to solve 3 cases during its main campaign, with plenty of secret cases available to unlock and play...
Tails by the Foxfire’s Indie Spotlight Review of Something to Drink? by Adam’s Games Made by Polish solo developer Adam’s Games, Something to Drink? follows Tom: a new bartender at Warsaw’s Men’s Pub, who is learning the ropes of bartending and getting accustomed to the horrors of customer service. Designed...
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