Welcome to the first of a new series here at covergeek that we’re calling Indies in Review, where we attempt to cover as many indie video games as possible by reviewing them in just a few paragraphs, and putting them
Strange Scaffold, the consistent conjurors of creepy-cool indie bangers are back at it again with Something is Wrong with the Library – a spooky take on the hugely-popular organisation sim craze that’s catapulted games like Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane
I have personally never been into Beyblade – or indeed any kind of battling tops if others exist. They came in as I was graduating out of my school years, a new hobby I didn’t feel the need to rip-launch
In case you weren’t aware, Japan has its own AFL association, with numerous teams that play both locally and at the international level. I know this because while watching the FIFA World Cup final at a random Irish bar in
Elfcat Studio has officially revealed Buru and the Old People, a narrative adventure game about a down-on-his-luck white ibis (aka the humble Bin Chicken) returning to his former life as a thief in the seaside town of Pincher’s Cove for
CloverPit, the hit slot-machine-horror-roguelite (yes, that’s where we’re at with this) is finally making its way to the few remaining platforms it was yet to grace – namely the PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. Having already amassed over
Video games can provide any number of ways for a person to relax, unwind, chill out and, if for only a little while, escape to somewhere else. And the desire to find this feeling has manifested itself in many ways
Pro Jank Footy, the video game that is poised to bring Australia’s great sport to the wider world in the most misrepresentative way possible, has finally set a date for kick-off (Is that an AFL term? Sorry). It’ll launch on
