I don’t know exactly what I was doing when Superliminal was first released back in 2019 (probably playing and dropping and loving and hating Fallout 76), but I do remember that it quickly gathered some amount of fame for being a very good and very different puzzle game. For a while after, it was wedged…
Tag: Indie Games
The Exit 8 Movie is Repetitive in the Best Way
The Exit 8 is an indie horror game where you’re stuck in an endlessly looping subway corridor. While I never actually played it myself, I did watch someone else play it on Youtube, and it was one of the first anomaly games I ever saw (if not THE first). In this genre, you’re usually tasked…
Moolander: Demo Review
Moolander is about an alien in a flying saucer who must explore a hostile planet and replenish your civilization’s milk supply, as all of their technology apparently runs on milk. While I had initially assumed this would just be a goofy game that would make for a good chuckle or two, I was pleasantly surprised…
Survival and Shopkeeping in Shift at Midnight
Imagine you are an overnight clerk at a convenience store tasked with running the store while saving the world from otherworldly doppelgangers that are bent on causing general mayhem and destruction. Welcome, then, to Shift at Midnight, a new indie title with a retro look and strange appeal that can be played alone or with…
Cato: Buttered Cat: Demo Review
We all know that cats always land on their feet. And buttered toast, well, it always has the unfortunate habit of landing butter-side down. So what would happen if you strapped a piece of buttered toast to the back of a cat? Why, you’d get a spinning, flying cat, of course! Cato: Buttered Cat is…
Don’t Hang Up on The Call of the Elder Gods
Upon loading up The Call of the Elder Gods for the first time, I was asked if I had played its predecessor, 2020’s Call of the Sea. I had not, and I must admit that there came a point in The Call of the Elder Gods where I wish I had. After I completed it,…
Silksong (Act 2) Bosses Ranked by Difficulty
I’ve already discussed the act 1 bosses of the super difficult Metroidvania, Hollow Knight: Silksong, and today, I’ll be ranking those found in act 2. While technically tougher, I often found these bosses to be less of a problem simply because the game is more open in act 2, allowing for more freedom to obtain…