William Worrall
W. S. Worrall is a free-lance writer and video producer who lives in the UK. He has an extensive collection of retro consoles and board games and in his spare time he solders stuff together to see if it works. It usually doesn't.
Kaze and the Wild Masks Preview: 16-Bit Nostalgia Done Right
Kaze and the Wild Masks manages to hit a decent balance between old-school, nostalgia-driven platforming, and controls that feel more in-line with modern gaming....
Kenshi Review: So Complex it Hurts
Kenshi is a game that has been in development for over a decade, and has both scale and detail to match. The strategy RPG...
The Most Relaxing Indie Games to Play Over the Holiday Break...
The holiday season is supposed to be a time for relaxing. A time of year when people get time off to spend with family,...
Nogalious Review: 80’s Revival Gone Wrong
Nogalious is a game that touts itself as a revival of classic 8-bit personal computer platformers. There is more than a grain of truth...
Mittelborg: City of Mages – So Early It’s Ethereal
Mittelborg: City of Mages is an interesting game recently released on Steam early access. It bills itself as a rogue-like strategy game set in...
Treasure Hunter Simulator Review: Digging up a Diamond?
Treasure Hunter Simulator is a game which managed to be surprising in a few different ways. Firstly it's use of the term 'simulator', isn't...
Holy Potatoes! A Spy Story?! Review: Mashed S.P.U.D.S
Holy Potatoes! A Spy Story?! is the latest in a long line of games which all seem to feature anthropomorphic potatoes for some reason....
10 Lumps of Indie Games Coal for Your Christmas Stocking [Video]
With the 2018 Christmas season upon us it's time to wrap ourselves up warm, pour a hot cup of...something, and sit back with a...
Tracks is the Perfect Indie Game for Christmas
There are plenty of games out there with overt Christmas themes, as some of our December content will have indicated. Sometimes games that are...
Watch Over Christmas is One to… Watch
There are very few games out there that deal with Christmas, at least few good games. In truth there are lots of reason for...
How Indies Saved Adventure Games [VIDEO]
Adventure Games have been a big fixture of the indie scene for over a decade and a half now, but things didn't start out...
The History of Indie Games: Part 6 – The End Times
Hello and welcome to the final part in our History of Indie Games. Over the past 6 weeks we have examined the long and...
The History of Indie Games: Part 5 – A Humble Home
Hello and welcome once again to the history of indie games. Last time we were examining the preliminary explosion in indie gaming that laid...
5 More Great Indie Games for Halloween
Still looking for more frights in your witching season? Well we enjoyed making the last list that we thought we'd take another crack at...
The History of Indie Games: Part 4 – The Gamebrian Explosion
We return once again to jump feet first into the history of indie games and get ourselves soaked with information in the process. Last...
5 Great Indie Games for Halloween
The witching season is upon us and so it is time to celebrate the darker side of our grass roots industry. Now, in no...