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Top 10 Indie Games with Fall Vibes: A Very Serious, Definitely Not Biased List

It’s that time of year again. The leaves are turning brown, your social media feed is drowning in pumpkin spice propaganda, and you’ve already worn the same oversized hoodie for six consecutive days. Congratulations, you’re officially in “cozy season.” Now, if you’re like me—a person who has spent an embarrassing amount of money on indie

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Event[0] Review: Flirting With a Digitally Split Personality, and Losing Your Mind in the Process

Author’s Note: This review is based on actual gameplay. If you think I played it wrong, you’re probably right. I did spend forty minutes figuring out how to politely ask Kaizen to open a door. Disclosure: I bought this game with my own money, played it through three times, and still can’t decide if I loved it

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Top Indie Games Like Onimusha: Way of the Sword (Because You Need More Soul-Absorbing Samurai Action)

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. You’ve beaten Onimusha: Way of the Sword. You’ve absorbed enough Genma souls to power a small nation. And now you’re sitting there, controller in hand, wondering what to do with your life. Congratulations. You’ve discovered the cruelest truth of the gaming industry: the games that hit hardest

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Top 10 Indie Superhero Games That’ll Make You Forget Insomniac’s Wolverine (Or At Least Soften the Blow)

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. I have not played Insomniac’s Wolverine yet. But I have heard things. Whispers. The kind of whispers that make you instinctively check if your pre-order has shipped before you remember you did not pre-order. A Metascore that makes grown adults clutch their Spider-Man collector’s editions and

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Umurangi Generation: The Game That Tricks You Into Enjoying the Apocalypse (And Then Makes You Cry)

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. Let’s be honest: most “deep” games about climate change are about as subtle as a brick through a window. You get the heavy-handed metaphor, the guilt-trip soundtrack, the ending where the protagonist gives a speech about how we’re all doomed unless we recycle more. Congratulations, you’ve

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10 Indie Games Like Zelda to Play While You Wait for the Ocarina of Time Remake

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. Let’s get one thing straight: you’re not getting any younger, and November 5th—the release date for the Ocarina of Time remake on Switch 2—is still an eternity away. You could spend the next two months staring at the pre-order screen, refreshing your email for a shipping

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Nobody Wants to Die: Why James and Sara’s Best Relationship Isn’t Romantic

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. Congratulations, humanity! We finally solved death. Turns out, the solution was just a monthly subscription fee, and if you miss a payment, they repossess your body while you’re still using it. Progress! In Nobody Wants to Die, the neo-noir detective thriller set in New York 2329,

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