The Indie Game Cafe
Amanda GoreckiWelcome to The Indie Game Cafe! Instead of drinks, I'll serve up cool indie game recommendations. If you're looking for games off the AAA-beaten path, you're in the right spot. (Also, I love coffee shops.) Contact: [email protected]
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So long, Substack
Hey all. You might have noticed I haven’t been writing here as of late. This isn’t some dramatic announcement of my departure from writing about games post; in fact, it’s the opposite. I’ve gotten more involved in requesting review codes an...
Moonsigil Atlas Impressions
Thanks to Daniel from Snake Tower Games for reaching out!
It’s Steam Next Fest time, friends!
If you look at my most-played tags on Steam, “Deckbuilding” is nowhere to be found. It’s not that I’m not a fan, but give me a game with some m...
Strange Antiquities Review
I’ve been chomping at the bit to return to Undermere since playing Strange Horticulture, and Bad Viking’s follow-up did not disappoint. Featuring new and returning characters, an expanded research mechanic, and a wonderfully eerie atmospher...
Five (But Really Seven) Indies To Play When the Leaves Change Colors
I started writing this article on a sunny September morning when the temperature reached a whopping 85 degrees, and not a single cloud was found in the sky. I’m ready for the brisk morning temperatures and the leaves to start falling, that’...
Sword of the Sea Review
In the interest of disclosure: I purchased the game with my own funds on Steam on release day.
Sword of the Sea is a breathtaking game from start to finish, a game that should rightfully take its place next to indie legends like Journey, W...
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