PC Indie Spotlight

The day Valve announced the availability of the television-friendly Big Picture Mode for Steam I hooked up my laptop…

This is not actually a little blue apple, though you might be forgiven for thinking so. It's a lonely little…

Slow jazz? Check. Disheveled office? Check. Intimations that someone will walk through the door at any moment?…

I am a big fan of adventure games. They've been my favorite genre for decades. I like them quite a lot. Enough to…

The early Miner Wars 2081 alpha I played last year was little more than a spaceship equipped with a mining laser…

I'm a sucker for a classic point-and-click adventure game. The LucasArts adventures of the early 1990s are how I…

It's the far future. You're a salvager, and you've been notified that a derelict, ancient 25th-century colony ship,…

You Have to Win the Game, it tells me—it's right there in the title!—but I just can't. At least, not yet. I've…

Most games concerned with keeping their heroes undetected create a reliance on a few familiar mechanics. Sticking…

While I was playing A Valley Without Wind, someone asked me what I was up to. Here's what I said:

Joy is a terribly underrated commodity in video games. Most of the games I play inspire all kinds of…

I'm playing an April 2011 build of a game due out in 2013. It only has one level, one hero and only six enemies to…

Why would I feature a game that came out last year in our relatively new weekly PC Indie Spotlight feature? I simply…

Our beaten, bloodied and bruise party stood before the gold-trimmed door, attempting to unravel the secret means of…

A single beam of light must travel through a solar system plunged into darkness in Waveform, a musical arcade…