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Greg Sergeant spent three weeks on a game he’d interestingly titled “Use Friends”. He changed it to “Use Boxmen”, which... -
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Indie Review: Chaser
Chaser is an art game, developed in under 12 hours by Connor Carpenter (shadestorm). Channelling Braid, there is no title... -
Indie Review: The Mirror Lied
The Mirror Lied was made with RPG Maker, which is a lovely tool for churning out generic JRPGs. The Mirror... -
Indie Review: Fathom
It’s apparent that Fathom attempts to subvert a good deal of our assumptions and preconceptions about games in general, and...