Tag: Indie
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So I finally played Five Nights at Freddy’s
Regardless of how you feel about the series, the crazy story, or the fandom, it’s impossible to deny that Five Nights at Freddy’s is a horror icon. From an insane amount of games, books, and even movies, this small indie series mostly started by one guy has exploded into the mainstream in ways no one…
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A Trip to Silver Pines
So, I did not plan to write this review. While Silver Pines is a game I have been looking forward to after it came on my radar a few months back, I didn’t think I would be writing about it so soon. For context, when this review drops, Silver Pines will have only been out…
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Do you remember DreadOut?
Happy Spooky Month! Just like with every October, I will be reviewing and discussing horror games all month long to help get everyone in the holiday spirit. If you’re familiar with this blog you know I love a good horror game so it’s always a good excuse to talk about some. And this Spooky Month…
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Hellmart: Cozy Horror
While keeping a look out for random indie horror games on Steam I recently stumbled across the game Hellmart, which seemed to be an interesting mix of a couple of different games with a horror spin! While it is a short and ‘simple’ game, I still wanted to write a review of it as I…
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Water Womb World: A Horror Game Short Story
Here’s a horror game that I’m sure most of you haven’t heard about! Probably because some might debate how much of a ‘game’ it really is. Water Womb World is a short little horror game made by a single developer who goes by the name Yames. They have a few games under their belt, most…
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Late Homework: Simply Scary
In an attempt to get some of the dust off of my writing abilities, I wanted to do a quick post on a little game I played recently, and very much enjoyed, called Late Homework! A small indie horror game but one that is very much worth your time. Jumping right into things, Late Homework…
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Abiotic Factor: Survival with a Purpose
While I talked briefly about Abiotic Factor before, recommending it in my post talking about the many good games that came out this summer, I have since fully beaten the game and honestly really want to write about it! This is one of the very few survival crafting games that managed to grab and hold…
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A Surprisingly Stacked Summer
In the past I’ve written about how summer is a great time to catch up on the ever growing backlog everyone who plays games has. Most of the time, summer rarely has many, if any, heavy hitting games released. This is mainly because winter and fall are holiday seasons so everyone is looking to spend…
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You should really play Labyrinth of the Demon King
Have you ever played a game, a recently released game, that you really enjoy but are already worried isn’t going to get the recognition it deserves? That’s how I’m currently feeling with the indie horror game Labyrinth of the Demon King! Released a little over a week ago, Labyrinth of the Demon King is a…
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Darkest Dungeon II: Brutal but Approachable
“New Year, new games” is what I would be saying if there wasn’t a few games from last year I missed out on! Despite 2024 being somewhat of a light year in terms of game releases, I still missed out on a few games I was pretty interested in checking out. And one of those…
