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...
Critiquing Plague Road, a Game Made by a Friend
Before leaving to join Arcade Distillery, Conrad Zimmerman worked at Cliqist behind the scenes as an editor. It was my idea, as Executive Editor...
Dujanah Shows the Cowardice of Gritty Realism
Dujanah slips into a windowless room with purple walls, and a soft piano ballad named “Mothers were all darlings” begins to play.
What of footprints?...
Interview with Pode Developer Yngvill Hopen
Pode is a beautiful co-op focused indie game. It gives the uniquely optimistic experience of Bluder and Global, exploring an ancient civilisation. The puzzle...
1,000ish Indie Game Stocking Stuffers [Video]
It’s December, and in my world that means questionable Christmas songs, Eggnog full of corn syrup, and spending time with relatives you want nothing...
Top 5 Indie Dystopia Games [VIDEO]
Dystopia is an interesting branch of fiction and has led to some pretty damn interesting indie games over the years. Below, we present our...
Indie Profile: Another Indie Points the Spotlight East
While indie gaming has definitely found more mainstream appeal over the years, most gamers only ever scratch the surface of what it offers. While...
Top Ten Indie Games on the Nintendo Switch
With over 1,000 games on the Nintendo Switch, it can be hard to figure out which ones are worth your time. While there are...
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...
Pikuniku Review: A Playful Puzzle Platformer With an Edge
Out now on PC and the Switch, Pikuniku is an exploration-based puzzle platformer who's whimsical appearance belies a sinister undercurrent. Developed by Sectordub and...
Indie Gaming @ E3 2019 [VIDEO]
E3 is an exciting time for many gamers, and the indie sphere is no exception. Since there was so much to digest at the...
The Kickstarter Delay – Why Are So Many Games So Late?
Our recent Plague Road article mentions that Kickstarter games have a longstanding problem with arriving later than they should. At least, later than their...
EuroGame Roadtrip: Nuclear Throne Sound Maestro Joonas Turner
From London, we take our gaming roadtrip up and across to Finland next, to interview Joonas Turner. He is part of the team behind...
The Gardens Between Review: Ambient Nostalgia
The Gardens Between launches on September 20thon Switch, PlayStation, and Steam. It’s a puzzle based title which does a lot with some limited controls, it's...