Where Are They Now? – Keiji Inafune
Mighty No. 9 and Red Ash are the two biggest disasters in Kickstarter history. That’s how it feels anyway, but in reality they’re far...
Historical Games Are Important, So Why Don’t We Crowdfund them More?
Games based on historic events have a surprisingly bad track record on Kickstarter. Or maybe it’s not that surprising, judging by a similar video...
Indiegogo’s New Video Game Category is a Mess
Within the last few months, Indiegogo performed some housekeeping. It’s hard to put an exact date on when since they made these changes with...
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles – A Pleasant Island Vacation
Inspired by beloved titles like Harvest Moon, Bastion, Zelda, and the Elder Scrolls series, a handful of AAA industry vets founded Prideful Sloth Studios...
Game of the Month: March 2018 – Into the Breach
Monsters, mechs, and mayhem, oh my! It’s time once again to kick off our Game of the Month coverage and this month we’ve selected...
Life is Strange 2 Episode 1 Review: Politically Charged Character Piece
Life is Strange 2 has started out as a captivating, emotional, and fantastically written piece of drama. The runaway success of the first Life is...
The Night Journey Finally Released on PS4 in 2018 and That’s Important
One weekend when I was young, I was laying on my back in my bedroom staring upwards, considering imprisonment, I suppose. In a daze,...
Join Conflict 0: Revolution For History, Diversity, and Robots
Brazilian game developer, Black River Studios showcased their new mobile tactics game Conflict 0: Revolution at this year’s GDC. The game is currently available...
10 Kickstarter Games You Won’t Believe Weren’t Funded
Kickstarter just isn’t what it used to be. Not only are fewer people donating less money, but fewer game developers are launching quality campaigns....
Multiplayer Indie Games You May Have Missed
Indie games have become a safe haven for couch multiplayer, whether you're into archery, fencing, or being a narwhal in space, indie developers know...
Return of the Obra Dinn Puts Other Detective Games to Shame [VIDEO]
After four years of waiting, Lucas Pope’s next game is finally here. Return of the Obra Dinn is a murder mystery from the mind...
Vane Review: A Beautiful, yet Brief, Transformation of Genres
Much like how Vane’s main character can transform between a bird and a girl, Vane itself transforms genres throughout the course of the four...
E3 IndieCade 2019: Bringing Developers & Gamers Together
Entering its 25th year, E3 2019 featured massive AAA demos, displays, and reveals. Square Enix’s demonstration booth for Final Fantasy VII Remake featured a...
Kickstarter MIA: Echoes of Eternea Replaced by Silence
Chancler Harrison recalls his time working on Echoes of Eternea vividly. “My work involved 100's of hours with the promise of getting paid once...
Game of the Month: February 2018 – My Time at Portia
Back by popular (aka: EiC's) demand, it's time for Cliqist's Game of the Month. We’ve done this in the past with both crowdfunded and...
Planet Alpha Review: All Style, No Substance
Planet Alpha is a fantastic example of the trade-off that small developers are forced to make. Most Indie Games can’t match big titles in every...