Tag: books
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5 Sites for 5 Different Tasks: Automate, Educate, Write!
These days, there’s a website for pretty much everything. Keeping it quick and simple, we picked 5 handy tools for 5 completely different jobs. We’ll start with social media scheduling, touch on online courses, and finish with tools to sharpen your focus and typing speed. 1. Automation Buffer.com lets you queue up and schedule posts…
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Rogue Eclipse Review: A modern take on arcade space combat
Rogue Eclipse is a game that instantly throws you into fast-paced dogfights where it’s important to focus on every roll, boost, and perfectly timed dodge. But, is its roguelike structure and the flying mechanics satisfying enough to keep us coming for more? Overwhelming odds It isn’t easy to deal with the challenges in Rogue Eclipse.…
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Kynseed Review – A Cozy Life Where Every Year Counts
Looking at Kynseed, it’s easy to mistake it for a cheerful farming RPG. It’s valid reasoning, considering PixelCount Studios was founded by former Fable developers. Plenty of that playful British humour can be found throughout the game. But farming is only one part of the experience. If you scratch beneath the colourful pixel art surface,…
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Interview with Argyro Brotsi: Painting the Cozy Mystery of Seina
With Seina, solo developer Argyro Brotsi is building a hand-painted watercolor world inspired by traditional Japanese villages. It’s all wrapped around the quiet mystery of a missing person. We spoke with Brotsi about the challenges of solo development, designing without UI markers, and creating emotional resonance through art. Let’s jump in right after the trailer!…
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Twisted Tower Review: A love letter to BioShock
We don’t think there are bigger BioShock fans than us. We loved the first two games, and we absolutely adored the third one, despite the divided opinions surrounding it. It’s been so many years since the last BioShock that our hearts ache every time we think about the incredible legacy Ken Levine left behind. For…
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Reap & Rush Interview: Mythology, Mayhem, & Auto-Loot
Reap and Rush brings a refreshing energy to roguelite games. The combat is satisfying, trying out different skill setups is a ton of fun, and the short story moments give us a nice break from the action. We enjoyed our time with the game so much that we were very grateful for the chance to…
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Anomaly President Review: EA Campaign Worth Voting For
2024 gave us plenty of memorable indie games, but one that surprised us the most was Anomaly Agent. Phew Phew Games delivered a cyberpunk action adventure packed with slick combat and stylish presentation. It had enough personality to stand out in a crowded genre. We finished it fast, hoping that it wouldn’t be the last…
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Sovereign Tower Review: You Can’t Please Everyone
Sovereign Tower is one of the best examples of how a visual novel can evolve beyond the genre’s usual expectations. The walls of text are supported by striking artwork, subtle yet memorable visual and audio effects, and a soundtrack that draws us deeper into its narrative. It all comes together to create an experience that…
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Duskfade Review – A Fairytale Worth Getting Lost In
From the moment we stepped into Duskfade‘s whimsical universe, we were swept away by a dreamlike adventure. Everything about it feels carefully crafted to make exploration a joy. Its striking environments, uplifting orchestral soundtrack, and imaginative level design come together to create a fantasy world that’s simply a pleasure to spend time in. A story…
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Mazey Village Preview: Getting Lost Has Never Been This Cozy
In Mazey Village we play as a young cartographer whose job isn’t to copy maps that already exist but to venture into the unknown and create entirely new ones. It’s a simple premise that immediately gives exploration a different meaning. Every path we discover, every hidden corner we uncover and every puzzle we solve quite…
