Filling it in with Niche.
Niche recipes with no eggs required: The game could not have a better title. It’s not often you see a puzzle game where…
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Author: JDehler
Beyond gaming and tech reviews I sometimes do a let's play or stream. My main job is IT and Security. Someday I hope to pre-view games and tech and include any overlap there might be in personal IT and Security considerations.
Displaced
Let’s get one thing out of the way: This is not a Triple A game. It’s the epitome of ‘indie’. Much like This…
Read MoreShell Shock LIVE: The logical conclusion to the classic artillery game.
Artillery games have been around a while. Many were distributed as demos with PC related magazines or even as full source code within the magazine…
Read MoreA quick journey into Disputed Space
This is a title in a beta state. At least to me it feels like there are a lot of features missing. This…
Read MoreThe Golden Child of Indie platforming. FUMIKO!
Dropped in the deep end. At least it feels like that time your mom got tired of your s**t and hammer tossed your…
Read MoreMaybe I can have a salad instead? Review of Cooking Witch.
Here there be Taboos: The premise is off-putting. It just is. The concept of cannibalism for any reason gives all of us a…
Read MoreLunar lander meets Thexder in retro-riffic nod to classical gaming.
As I browsed the art assets the publisher placed on the Steam page for this game I had a sinking feeling someone had…
Read MoreRetroid II: The Return of the Rogue-Like – Star Rogue
First let me spoil the score and explain myself. Score: 5/10 Now.. Before I get strung up by indie-diehards let me say this…
Read MoreDystoria. Tri-coastal’s love letter to 80s and 90s kids.
Visual: A fine example of how the Unity engine was meant to be used and a loving mix of 80s era goodies. The game…
Read MoreOsiris: New Dawn. A final verdict of an Alpha game.
Visuals: Even with the low res textures and low poly terrain the game looks damn good. You’ll find gaps in the map further…
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