Video Games

'Death cannot stop true love. All it can do is delay it for a while.' ― William Goldman, The Princess Bride

In the stillness of a single, beautiful day, May draws you into the emotional life of a Mayfly, racing against the struggle of fading life to secure their future.

This Minesweeper-inspired game gives you a mouse-eye view of the world, avoiding traps and collecting goodies.

Smash Tanks! is a blast — in more ways than one — and released in December to glowing praise on iOS. Now those on Android devices can get in on the friend-destroying AR fun.

Iconoclasts is everything you love about metroidvanias with a pixel-art style.

It's time to strike sail with Oceanhorn, a casual roleplaying game inspired by progenitors of the genre

With the latest Nintendo Direct having charged in, screamed the names of upcoming indie titles for 10 minutes, and then galloped back off into the setting sun; we've summarised the list of games coming out later this year for the Nintendo…

Warhammer 40,000 finally transfers to the 4X subgenre, and its definitely one to watch.

A game of building and destruction, Blockships pits you against your friends to be the last ship standing... well, flying... in shrinking space.

This week on Pathways, we continue our Minecraft feature, highlighting some forgotten worlds and attempting to create a new memory.

Into the Breach is pure, tactical, turn-based strategy at its finest.

Cat cafés, Puyo Puyo, an RTS-esque clan system and an end to the story of Kazuma Kiryu.

Prepare the red planet for a bright future.

From wheelchair-bound scythe-wielding to gravedigging and alien invasion, we take a look at the grim, macabre and bemusing in 365 Indies Jam's 'Death is Useful' theme.

How do you survive in chaos when you don't know what's real?

In the midst of the Apocalypse DLC came Stellaris' Cherryh 2.0 update, with the 2.02 fix patch hot on its heels.

Q.U.B.E. 2 expands upon its prequel with a new realm of environmental beauty

The Lovecraftian horrors and sheer, hard-hitting difficulty of Darkest Dungeon is enough to drive anyone mad.

Welcome to Minecraft March, a made-up celebration that I hope isn’t trademarked or owned by major corporations. This is a one-time celebration, featured solely in this series — In this article Louis talks about his Minecraft experience over…

It's culinary chaos in Too Many Cooks, where you and your friends team up to help each other fill orders