Iron Meat absolutely delivers in terms of offering punishing gameplay that rewards precision and practice, presenting it with a healthy dose of deliciously nightmarish pixel art.

A flashy, addictive and explosion-heavy bullet heaven game with a healthy lineup of customization options and a solid variety of weapons.

Despite some issues and general clunkiness, it manages to provide an overall positive experience that channels the spirit of classic Soulslikes with an admirable amount of success.

An atmospheric cleaning sim crossed with a mystery thriller, offering addictive gameplay and well-crafted levels with plenty of secrets to uncover.

The storytelling did absolutely nothing for me, the platforming felt clunky, the puzzles became repetitive after a while, and every attempt at building a creepy atmosphere fell disappointingly flat.

A painfully short, but solid and atmospheric adaptation of Lovecraftian cosmic horror.

A couple of interesting ideas sadly don't make up for the game's frustratingly samey level design, dull atmosphere and lack of engaging storytelling.

A very competently made RPG with bizarrely entertaining medieval dialogue, simple yet surprisingly engaging turn-based combat and oodles of Monty Python-esque goofiness to be enjoyed.

A satisfying blend of fighting game fundamentals, mind games and classic card battling.

INDIKA offers a brilliant premise with a strong beginning that sadly loses a bit of steam towards the end.