Tag: Indie Games
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Review: Pro Jank Footy – Put Some Mongrel On It!
Nickbait dives into the best sports game in recent memory, the hilarious Pro Jank Footy
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Review: Agent 64 – Spies Never Die – As Good as Retro Gets
Nickbait returns to Action in Agent 64: Spies Never Die. Does this GoldenEye-style shooter revive the N64 era?
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Review: Enshrouded – A Survival Game That’s Anything But Fog-ettable
Enshrouded is a survival-base builder that feels like more than the sum of its parts. With addictive exploration, meaningful progression, and rich co-op play, it proves that the genre still has fresh ground to break—especially when it looks and plays this well.
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Review: Trombone Champ – Unflattened – Hitting All the Right Notes in VR
Nickbait dusts off his trombone and dives into the exciting 3D world of Trombone Champ: Unflattened.
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RT’s First Pax AU: The Experience Round-up
PAX: The Geek Mecca 2004…what a year. President George W. Bush won his re-election, the Olympics returned to Athens, Martha Stewart went to prison for insider trading or… something like that, Janet Jackson’s infamous wardrobe malfunction happened at the Super Bowl, and my goddamn brother was born. Three peaceful years I had, and then he…
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Review: Kick Bastards – An Accessible First-Person Speedrunner
Nate Shearer checks out Kick Bastards, the accessible first-person speedrunner – check out his full review!
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Lost in Play Review – A Modern Classic in Point-and-Click Adventures
Lost in Play is a beautiful, modern adventure game that captures the spirit of childhood and the charm of classic point-and-clicks like Monkey Island and Discworld—all without saying a single word.