Because there are just too many indie games...

There are a lot of indie games out there. Probably too many if we're being honest. So I play a bunch of them and write thick and hearty reviews so you know if any of them are actually worth your dollar bills.

What can you expect here? Well it's going to be a variety of games across a number of genres. I try to make reviews that are worth reading start to finish rather than throw out arbitrary scores that are wildly subjective. Just because I recommend something doesn't mean it's perfect, and not recommending something else doesn't mean it's terrible, so this curation involves some reading if you want to get the most out of it.

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"There are a lot of indie games out there. Probably too many if we're being honest. So I play a bunch of them and write thick and hearty reviews so you know if any of them are actually worth your dollar bills."

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Mogul 13 Jan, 2020 @ 11:22pm

I followed you, beacuse your review ethos sat well with my approach to assessing games.

Let's be frank: Steam makes finding games accessible. As such, we don't need one-glance scores and throw-away one liners to make a decision. A more holistic approach to reviewing games means that we can get a better feel for the game. Regardless of how important saving dollar bills is, the real benefit of a "thick and hearty review" (as you describe it) is to save our time from playing a game which wasn't ever going to suit us.

I don't mind reading a bit more, because it often pays off later. There is not a lot of nuance in reviews such as: "4/5 good graphics, 2/5 game length." Don't these other reviewers know that most games show the graphics in screenshots, and that Steam displays players' played-time? Useless reviews..

Aydaylin 7 Apr, 2019 @ 9:29pm

Currently there are just 2 titles on my list of gems found on my own: already curated by you Human-powered spacecraft (which I actually value higher, than you - my review ) and a kinetic story of rare beauty: Forgotten, Not Lost (my review ).