It is no secret that the Duck adores Undertale. One of the many things I love about the game is its amazing soundtrack, which is easily one of my favorites from any game. I have already written a resonance post about Here We Are, which plays when you explore the True Lab, and today we…
Tag: Indie Games
Goodbye Neighbor: Thoughts on the Full Version of Hello Neighbor
Over the past several months, I have been following an intriguing indie game called Hello Neighbor. The premise is simple enough. Sneak into your neighbor’s house with the goal of finding out what he’s hiding in his basement. Of course, it’s hardly the player’s business what our mustachioed-neighbor does in the privacy of his own…
Jump Has Officially Launched
On-demand indie-game service, Jump, officially launched yesterday. The service came about as a solution to the problem faced by most independent game developers: getting your game noticed by the masses. Jump’s solution to this problem is, well, itself: a relatively inexpensive subscription service designed to get the best indie games out there in front of…
Nintendo’s “Nindies” Sure Look Promising (or, If I Only Had a Switch)
PAX West wrapped up earlier this week, and from it came a slew of game announcements. High among the highlights that caught my attention was Nintendo’s Summer Nindies Showcase, which featured several independent game titles that will be coming to the Nintendo Switch. In a mere twenty minutes, Nintendo packed in a dazzling array of…
Euclidian Lands: Chess Meets Rubik’s Cube
As I continue my ever-vigilant quest to research new and unique indie games, my attention fell upon a particularly interesting game for Apple iOS. Being an avid Windows-user, this is not something I’d be able to play myself, but for anyone who does own an Apple device and enjoys puzzle games, then you might want…
Paradise Lost: A Game Where You Play as…an Alien Plant?
In recent weeks, I have been looking up lists of the most anticipated, and most unique, recent or upcoming indie games. One game that was mentioned on several different occasions was Paradise Lost: First Contact (though on one web site, it was listed under the name Paradise Never). In this game, you play as an…
Indie Games On-Demand?
There is a new subscription-based video game service launching soon. The service is called “Jump“, and will be offering an initial library of 60-100 for a flat fee of $9.99 per month. The service is currently in closed beta until July 24th, but once it launches it will offer users unlimited ad-free access to a…
Hello Neighbor Alpha 4: Thoughts and Theories
For the last month or so, I have been frequently checking Youtube in the hopes of discovering more updates for the intriguing indie game, Hello Neighbor. If you’re not familiar with this game, allow me to summarize. Simply put, your goal is to sneak into your neighbor’s house and discover what he’s hiding in his…
Knights, Bikes, Geese, and Childhood Imagination
A semi-recent trend I have been noticing is a great number of new games being made to emulate the look and feel of the SNES era. Probably because the SNES rocked. And so, I’ve picked out another that’s worth a look, Knights and Bikes, an EarthBound-inspired RPG. The first thing you will surely notice from…
Ghost of a Tale: A Redwall-Inspired RPG Adventure
In recent years, it has become increasingly difficult for me to find enough new games that really interest me. Many of my favorite series have since ended or update quite rarely. Plus, I have grown far pickier over how I spend my money. To continue my quest for new and interesting games, I have been…
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