Summertime can be a notorious dry season for gaming, and despite the wealth of quality releases we’ve had this year (with several highly anticipated titles still to come), 2018 has not escaped the drought. For one game in particular, this slower season was the perfect time to rush into the sun-bleached spotlight. Onrush is an […] More
I’ve wanted to play multiple games for the first time for a myriad of reasons, but the one I seem to keep coming back to is Halo 3. I’ve beaten that game’s campaign dozens of times and have memorized literally every weapon placement, enemy spawn point, and secret route. It’s all a bit routine […] More
The summer months are now upon us and every gamer knows what that means: the inevitable, painstakingly slow drip of video game releases. These past few weeks have been mostly filled with remasters of classic games like Dark Souls, underappreciated gems like Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, and definitive editions of both Hyrule Warriors and […] More
April was a slow month for games. Yakuza 6 rolled through quietly without anybody noticing or caring and Nintendo’s biggest game was a DIY cardboard kit. Perhaps all for the best, because our winner this month might have otherwise massacred other worthy Game of the Year contenders as can happen sometimes in this ruthless gauntlet […] More
Every once in a while, a game stumbles across a formula that catapults it to unimagined success. Whether it’s a first-person shooter like DOOM that inspired many an offshoot with its visceral and addictive gameplay or DOTA that both spawned and revolutionized the MOBA scene, there’s often one or two games that serve as a […] More
IndieCade found a new home in 2017 in Little Tokyo at the Japanese American National Museum. We talked to several of the game developers and interviewed them with questions from Miitomo. Among them is Forbe’s 30 Under 30 honoree Lishan AZ who showed off the alternate reality experience Tracking Ida. Here are some of our […] More
Everything is more connected than what it seems on the surface. Armel Gibson explores the relationships between objects in his beautiful and relaxing mobile game Vignettes. Watch as I quiz this Frenchman about authentic French cuisine and his favorite thing about cats. Armel Gibson of Vignettes Platforms: iOS, Android Release Date: PC version coming soon. […] More
March 2018 had its fair share of high profile releases. Whether it was Sea of Thieves’ lackluster launch or Far Cry 5’s surprisingly refreshing take on the well-worn franchise, gamers had a lot to discuss as the third month of the year drew to a close. While TSG always awards Game of the Month based […] More
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it a million times more: I love IndieCade. One of the reasons why I’m so fond of this convention is because of the organizers’ commitment to featuring socially conscious games. Bigger companies are afraid of the backlash that comes with taking any sort of stance against anything beyond […] More
Just like the perfect loaf of sourdough bread can’t be rushed, I wanted to make sure this next batch of Celebrity Miitomo videos from IndieCade 2017 was given time to properly rise. At least, that’s the story I’m sticking with. Enter Rhythm Doctor, an inventive new rhythm game with a simple mechanic and engaging story. […] More
I attended PlayStation Experience 2017 at the Anaheim Convention Center back in December where I caught up with Kyle Pulver, an indie game developer and my unmatched rival in Towerfall. I got to talk to him about his latest project Super Meat Boy Forever, the follow-up to one of the most well-known indie games of […] More
I attended PlayStation Experience 2017 at the Anaheim Convention Center back in December. I hung out with Koriel Kruer, a lead developer on Xing: The Land Beyond and an avid cosplayer. Learn all about the upcoming PlayStation release of Xing and its hot new exclusive level. Watch the video below and use the QR codes […] More
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