Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom is a perspective based puzzle game from indie developer Shatterproof Games. Aarik is a young prince with a bedridden father, missing mother, and, as you probably guessed, ...

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work as a developer? Coming into the office to a diverse assortment of characters and problems to address every day? The world of software and game ...

I seem to have fallen down a weird card-driven rabbit hole lately. I love the CCG genre so I’m not complaining, it’s just odd how these things feel like they run in cycles. The game I’ve been playing ...

There’s nothing demure or mindful about Lesson Learned: Cult of the Elizabeth, it may be a little cutesy, but don’t let that fool you. This tower defense game is full of nonstop action and some ...

Horror fans are an interesting breed. I’ve never quite understood the urge to sit in a dark room alone and fully immersed in something designed to be terrifying. I’m guessing it’s probably an ...

Whenever I see something involving cards that isn’t an obvious CCG I get the same feeling of excited skepticism. The reason for this is that sometimes the minute something stops being a straight ...

I’ve got some interesting news for those of you who just can’t resist a good puzzle. The title we’ll be discussing today is actually a puzzle fan’s dream because it contains a lot of puzzles, all of ...

I’ve had my fair share of disappointments when it comes to “social shopping,” swept up by a viral marketing wave on social media only to be dashed upon the rocks of reality by a neck cream that turned ...

I can’t express enough how excited I get when dev teams are willing to go outside the box and do something totally original. Copying a trope because it makes money is a sound business strategy but it ...

City builder games have changed a lot since I was a kid. The classic Sim City games of my youth were a lot of fun, and relatively easy to manage. Flash forward a couple of decades, and cities have ...

I have a bit of a soft spot for the hidden object genre. I played a ton of these games over about ten years and some of them really stuck with me. The Mystery Case Files series was one that I think I ...

The CCG/TCG realm of gaming is a funny thing. In many genres, games are incrementally better than each other, obviously, or we wouldn’t have a job. In the case of this one, the gap between good and ...