Indie
Of Shattered Notes and Dreams – Anamorphine Review
Anamorphine is an immersive storytelling gaming experience that will challenge your sense of direction, both literally and metaphorically.
A Mysterious Night’s Journey Into Day – The Mooseman Review
It’s clear that The Mooseman developer Morteshka had a lot of other games on their mind when they...
Attack of the Rogues: 4 Roguelike Games with a Twist!
Roguelike games are taking the indie scene by storm. Here are 4 roguelikes that we played and enjoyed here at Girls on Games.
Monster Prom Review – Demonic Dating Shenanigans (Prom Not Included)
Monster Prom tries to mesh multiplayer and dating sim gameplay in a zany, bright, and short game that’s fun, but doesn’t quite achieve what it promises.
More American Than Apple Pie – Where the Water Tastes Like Wine Review
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is a slice of weird Americana where stories are like seeds that take root and grow into strange blossoms.
Falling In and Out of Love – Florence Review
Florence is a simple game with a simple premise that leaves a complicated mark on the player. It is minutely and lovingly crafted to take you on a journey of love, pain and self-discovery.
Not Quite Iconic – Iconoclasts Review
It’s not often that platformers tell good stories. That’s why I wanted to like Iconoclasts, the new Metroidvania platformer by Joakin Sandberg. However, it unfortunately fell short.
A Virtual Page Turner – Doki Doki Literature Club Review
Doki Doki Literature Club isn't just another trope. It’s smart, haunting, and will keep you on your toes as you try to save the characters… and yourself.
Vote Now For Game Of The Year 2017!
It’s that time of the year, our chance to reflect on all that was awesome about video games...