Review | Hermit and Pig: ‘Follow Your Snout’ (PC)
Hermit and Pig is a story-driven RPG about social anxiety, quiet courage, and connection. Our review.
Indie Games
Yeet neighbours and furniture into the void in Twinkleby
Twinkleby is an upcoming decorating and designing cosy game from Swedish devs Might and Delight.
Review | Sword of the Sea: ‘King of the Waves’ (PS5)
Vibes, aura, atmosphere, Zen… Whatever you want to call it, Sword of the Sea has it. It’s a meditative experience no one should miss.
The Riftbreaker’s surprise co-op update: ‘Wild, explosive and endlessly exciting’
The Riftbreaker’s massive 2.0 update is putting co-op front and centre. We dive deep into the action to see what’s new.
Preview | Ovis Loop: ‘Sidescrolling Pixel Mayhem’
Ovis Loop is shaping up to be a little gem of a roguelike, with a satisfying gameplay loop and fast-paced combat.
Review | Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game (PC)
Tales of the Shire is a slow but charming Hobbit life sim from Wētā. Cosy, cute, and a little clunky — maybe wait for a patch.
Review | Catto’s Post Office: ‘A mini meow-sterpiece’ (PC)
Catto’s Post Office is a brilliant little mail delivery game that’s the perfect palate cleanser between heavier games.
Review | Becoming Saint: ‘A few disciples short of a congregation’
Becoming Saint doesn’t do very much that’s innovating on the genre. It has a passable combat system but it doesn’t really go far.
Fly like paper, get high like planes in Origament: A Paper Adventure
Roll, fold, and glide your way through Origament: A Paper Adventure, a charming papercraft puzzle platformer.
Review | Date Everything: ‘A switchboard love story’
Date Everything takes a ridiculous idea and commits to it fully, allowing you to romance 100 different household items! It’s a must play.