Legion Breaker Review

Hello, I’m IndieCresco, and welcome to another IndieCritical review! There's something rather satisfying about going from struggling to kill a single skeleton to watching an entire group of them get absolutely roasted by a fireball. It's the sort of progression that makes auto battlers so addictive, even if getting there requires a fair bit of…

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Ayasa: Shadows of Silence Review

Some games explain everything within the first few minutes, making sure you understand the controls, the mechanics and exactly where you're supposed to go. Then there's Ayasa: Shadows of Silence, which seems perfectly happy to leave you wandering around wondering what on earth is happening. Developed around exploration, environmental puzzles and silent storytelling, this side-scrolling…

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Galatico Is Bringing Back Old-School FPS Chaos, and This Indie Shooter Deserves Your Attention

Smoke: Smoke Remember when first-person shooters were all about moving fast, blasting enemies and somehow surviving situations you had absolutely no business walking away from? Well, Galatico is looking to bring back that feeling, with a futuristic twist that could make things even more interesting. Developed by London-based independent team Galatico Studios, this retro-inspired FPS…

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Sticker Chaos Review

Have you ever walked into an office, looked around and thought that the place could do with a serious tidy-up? Well, Sticker Chaos takes that idea and throws it completely out of the window, replacing ordinary office clutter with an absolutely ridiculous number of colourful sticky notes covering practically everything in sight. The concept is…

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Warehouse Catastrophe Review

I have always enjoyed games that involve sorting and organising things. There is something satisfying about starting with a complete mess and gradually putting everything back where it belongs. However, when I first stepped into Warehouse Catastrophe, I wasn't entirely sure where to begin. There were boxes everywhere, objects scattered across the floor and a…

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GRINDWORM Preview

Imagine turning up late for work, getting a telling-off from your boss and then finding yourself trapped underground in a broken-down mining machine. Suddenly, being late doesn't seem like the worst part of your day, does it? Developed and published by Snail Bite, GRINDWORM is an upcoming indie psychological survival horror game that puts players…

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Tin Hearts VR Review

Who would have thought that a handful of tiny tin soldiers could lead you through one of the most emotional adventures in gaming? When I first picked up Tin Hearts VR, I expected a charming puzzle game filled with clever challenges, mechanical toys and the occasional frustration of watching my miniature army march straight towards…

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A Dream About Parking Lots Review

Why do we dream? Is it simply our brain processing memories and emotions, or is there something far more complicated happening while we're asleep? Dreams can be strange, confusing and sometimes downright ridiculous, yet we rarely stop to question what they actually mean. Are they nothing more than our imagination running wild, or could our…

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Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit Review

There's nothing quite like returning to Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria, a place where the cheerful music, colourful decorations and familiar animatronics are supposed to provide families with an unforgettable experience, although probably not for the reasons advertised in the brochure. After all, we're talking about an establishment with a rather questionable history, where birthday parties have…

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