Added: 04.07.2015 11:15 | 11 views | 0 comments


GI: Her Story, a game where you search a police database for clips pertaining to a fictional 1994 case, has been one of this summer's biggest surprises. Centering on a twisted narrative about the disappearance of a woman's husband, the shocking reveals and lingering ambiguity have kept players talking long after the credits have rolled. The crime mystery has yielded comparisons to highly praised media, such as True Detective and Serial, for how it grips you and keeps you thinking. As of this writing, Her Story holds an 87 for PC and 90 for iOS on Metacritic. My own review for Game Informer comes with high praise for how the themes stay with you and forces you to pay attention in a way most games don't. Her Story is such a unique experience for video games, putting you in front a computer straight out of the '90s with only one goal: type in keywords to bring up video clips to discover more about the case. We couldn't resist chatting with creator Sam Barlow about topics ranging fro...

Added: 03.07.2015 21:15 | 0 views | 0 comments


Allison Road is a indie horror game that was inspired by the now defunct Silent Hills. This game now been greenlit on Steam and will launch a kickstarter soon.

Added: 29.06.2015 20:15 | 10 views | 0 comments


The Kickstarter-funded game by Spanish Indie studio Yanim will arrive July 6th

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Dealspwn reports: "Bought Batman: Arkham Knight on PC? Chances are you've suffered from Warner Bros' terrible optimisation job, but indie studio No Bull Intentions have a little something to ease the sting. "We think that PC gamers get taken for granted far too often," reads the press release. "Those who choose to play on PC are often subjected to shoddy console ports, driver problems, poor optimisation and game-breaking bugs, not to mention invasive DRM and launch delays of weeks or even months for some titles. Were making this offer to show our support for PC gamers.""

Added: 26.06.2015 4:15 | 3 views | 0 comments


Next months Develop, Brighton, will offer the UK videogames industry a chance to discuss the latest advances in the medium and the technology that supports it. Undoubtedly virtual reality (VR) will be a hot topic at the event just as it was last year, but confirmation of this has arrived sooner than expected with Tammeka Games Radial-G: Racing Evolved confirmed to be part of the 10-title strong Indie Showcase line-up.

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Indie beat#039;em up returned on PC with revamped gameplay and lots of extra content

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If you hadn't heard about these titles beforehand, it's time to rectify that.

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BagoGames: How many times have you picked up a cheap (or even free) game on the PSN store, only to play it for a brief while and never open again? Dont get me wrong, PlayStation has had some fantastic Indie support lately, and there are tons of them well worth playing. There are even more that fall flat within a day or two, if not instantly. Lost Orbit is not one of those flops. Lost Orbit asks you for the commitment of a mobile game; You can marathon through it, or play it out in small satisfying chunks, but it packs the polished aesthetic and engaging story of AAA standards.