Here we have a short (depending on your puzzle-solving skills), surreal space-horror game that is heavily inspired by the art of H. P. Lovecraft and Zdzisław Beksiński. Considering it's from the same

First things first: Morkul was not an easy game for me. Try to use the "look around" as much as possible not to jump onto an enemy. Well, the script is well written and the "save file" animation is

For me it was a fresh new look at Card Battlers considering it has combos in it =) The game is about "people" trying to battle a Dragon! I mean, story wise it's always the opposite right? =) This time

So, one of the major things what bothered me was actually only that the "hit point" of the enemy is sometimes un-hittable. Maybe it's me but it kinda was stressful to hit the enemy which led me to pla

First things first: I'm sorry to say it at the beginning but please note that this game -for me at least - is still in its early stages and has great potential to be a great Bullet Hell!

One of the reasons I like "Indie" games is the always different kind of games and Ideas the devs come up to. And this game is hilarious! You are Albert Wilde, a cat PI in the 50's! The voice acting is

Okkk, Sooo... I played some minutes and can say I'm still not sure if I liked it didn't... It definitly has great potentiel. On the other hand the gameplay leaves some question marks. It has definite

First things first: If you want to get the " Beat the game in under 80 Seconds" Achievement. You kinda have to think outside of the box. Like "only try to get to the end :p". Anyway! Here we have cut

A really nice game for a decent price! And Yes! I really liked it! It is a basic Bullet-Hell game. There really is not much to say about it. You go on from level to level, on each level and you can

First things First: Don't forget to change the combat speed in the options menu if you think the combat could be faster! Here we have a game which I played, left aside, played again, tried again and