🚀 Preview: Nimbatus the Space Drone Constructor "In space, no one can hear you…sigh, unroll the blueprints again and slightly alter the angle of your rear-left thruster" 🚀 #EarlyAccess #IndieGame

Game Title: Nimbatus the Space Drone Constructor

Developer: Stray Fawn Studio

Platform Reviewed: PC (Steam)

Rating: Early Access Title (Although I’m leaning towards an ice-cool upon completion)

Nimbatus is a game of two halves, designing a space drone and then completing objectives with said drone.

👹 Review: Monster Loves You - "a charming, if shallow monster’s tale" 👹 #GameDev #IndieGame

Game Title: Monster Loves You

Format: Steam (PC)

With its charming, colourful visuals and humourous text, Monster Loves You raised a chuckle or two and a few smiles from me but I couldn’t shake the sense that this feels like a mobile port due to its repetitive nature and shallow depth.

🔪🌲 Review: Log Jammers "Windjammin’ on wood" 🔪🌲 #GameDev #IndieGame

Game Title: Log Jammers

Developer: Mega Cat Games

Platform Reviewed: PC (Steam)

Having recently reviewed the re-release of Windjammers on Switch, it was fresh in my mind when playing Log Jammers,which,whilst having a lot going for it has one particular feature which will make or break it in the eyes of players…the sheer breakneck speed of it.

👾 Review: Pixel Ripped 1989 "a feast for your ears, eyes and it seriously scratches your nostalgia gaming itch" 👾 #PSVR #IndieGame

Pixel Ripped 1989 is a feast for your ears, eyes and it seriously scratches your nostalgia gaming itch like no other gaming experience I’ve had on PSVR.

🌴💀Review: Green Hell "When I think of “green hell”, the first thing that springs to mind is the back garden"💀🌳 #GameDev #EarlyAccess #IndieGame @gazchap

Green Hell (Early Access)

Developer: Creepy Jar 

Platform: PC - Steam

Review by: Gareth ‘GazChap’ Griffiths

When I think of “green hell”, the first thing that springs to mind is the back garden at my house, in which there is a surprisingly large variety of flora and fauna, kept vaguely in check by the efforts of my ever-suffering wife and the frankly unexpected level of teamwork exhibited by our six cats.