A platformer where you play a young boy running from human hunters, dogs, and other terrifying threats in a cruel, somber world.

A good-looking game, and yet, it's so chilling that you'll have a hard time putting it out of your mind once you've finished it.

A short, peacefully slow, artistic and solitary experience of traveling alone - the gameplay can feel a bit limiting at times, though.

Simplistic and short, but very clever in its investigative gameplay and meaningful in its themes.

Even though the concept is not meant to be appealing, it's just a bit too icky. More time and polish could make for a fun arcade game.

Developer: ConcernedApe Just about anyone who plays indie games, or anyone who plays games - or even people who don't have played Stardew...

Developer: Puzzling Dream Note: The Way was originally released for PC in 2016. The Way Remastered was released for the Switch in...

Excellent portrayal of a realistic protagonist with complex issues, both everyday and sci-fi, but its story suffered from weak writing.

Developer: No Brakes Games I've had my eye on silly physics multiplayer games like Gang Beasts and Human: Fall Flat for a while, mostly...

Despite a daily pattern, this game doesn't get repetitive and lets you move forward at your own pace. Great game to play on the go.

A bite-sized Zelda adventure, a perfect little musical summer game. Due to its random generation, no playthrough is ever exactly the same.

A cute, queer dating sim that combines romance and retro gaming, with some characters being more tiresome than others.

Maybe it's just not made for me, but it feels gimmicky and clunky. The concept was a fun idea but in execution it's not as great to play.

While not the most "fun" game ever, its artistic storytelling of a tragic family is beautiful and impactful.

A satisfying and relaxing (for those who enjoy destruction) game, I wish it had more content but I had a great time with it.

A satisfying head-scratching puzzle game that doesn't rush to figure out the solution. Not extraordinarily unique, but fun in its mechanics.

Pulled me into its mystery and it felt like a longer journey than the 3 hours I played it, and I enjoyed its fetch quests.

Excelled in the way that it used game mechanics for storytelling, making you feel a part of it while it breaks your heart.

Impactful in its subtle themes and emotional ending, but doesn't do anything particularly new in its gameplay and exploration.

Stands apart for its all-around quality, its story is fantastical and silly at first, but reveals some darker themes.

A simple concept, but it lets you run free and create chaos in a somewhat unpolished package.

A colorful 3D puzzle game where you control a hole that's swallowing a town, item by item.

This week I won't be publishing a new review but instead my first special feature piece, a highlight on the indie games shown at SXSW...

Absolutely beautiful watercolor landscapes and a raw, emotional tale, but didn't feel like there was much importance to the gameplay.