Do you long for the platformers of yesteryear? Do obese plumbers and golden rings bring a tear to your screen-strained eyes? Pizza Panic might be just the game to scratch that itch then, with enough old-school platformy goodness to brighten the day of even the most jaded gamer.

With all of today’s fancy 3D graphics, explosions, flashing lights, and breakneck action, it can sometimes be hard to find a nice, child-friendly platformer in the same vein as Mario or Donkey Kong. Fortunately, Realore steps up to the challenge with Turtle Odyssey 2, a perfectly charming adventure about a little turtle named Ozzy.

I’ve often wished that more casual developers would take the time and effort to put out a good, well-written, role-playing game. It’s a genre which doesn’t get nearly enough attention in the casual market, probably due in no small part to the enormous amount of time it takes to pen and program a full length [...]

If you haven’t heard of this game already, it’s because you haven’t been paying attention. At the 2005 Independent Games Festival it won best overall game, best visuals, and best innovation in a game design. And it deserved all of those awards - and more besides. It’s a truly great game.

Vampires always get such a bad rap. They’re just going about their lives, trying to suck a little blood here and there, and crazy stake-toting vampire slayers are always kicking down their front door. Someone needs to think of the vampire children whose lives are being ruined! Well, Legendo entertainment invites you to do just [...]

Not every indie game is a unique snowflake of game design. Many developers choose to take the safe route and create casual games similar to what’s already on the market. Devilish Games is obviously not interested in following the crowd, and its new platform action game, Sonoro TV, really shows this independent attitude.