Game Reviews

Project P.I.T.T. takes a simple idea and turns it into something surprisingly addictive. You are given a job, a bunch of tools, and one major objective: get production moving and.

Pickaxes, rocks, upgrades and an unhealthy desire to watch numbers keep going up. Pickochet takes a simple mining concept and turns it into an addictive progression game that is surprisingly.

Some games need dozens of hours before they finally get their hooks into you. Pick Ball manages it almost immediately. Developed by Blueberry Studio and published by Enter the Game.

There are games that try to impress players with complex mechanics, while others keep things simple. A Game About Chopping Trees falls into the second category, delivering a relaxing gameplay.

At first glance, It’s Chopping Time! looks like the perfect game to boot up when you only have a few minutes to spare. It throws players into a fast-paced arcade-style.

Indie games often prove that you do not need flashy graphics or massive budgets to create something addictive. Rock Bottom is a perfect example. Developed by Logan Games, this incremental.

The indie scene is full of hidden gems, and The Spotter: Dig or Die is one of those games that deserves far more attention. Blending mining, base building, exploration, and.