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Back in the summer of 2011, I joined Steam so that I could play the newly free-to-play shooter Team Fortress

The first Shelter game is a structured narrative about a mother badger trying to help her children survive in a

Figment is a game that takes place inside the mind, and as such, a lot of imagination was put into

Her Majesty’s SPIFFING is a point and click adventure game that comes right out of the gate with some dialogue

A man wakes up after the end of the world, only flashes of his past held in his fractured memory

Every now and then I’ll find a game that feels like it would have been better off being a movie

After OSome Studios remastered Asterix & Obelix XXL 2, they immediately revealed a third title was in the works for

As video game speedrunning rose in popularity in the 2010s, it was natural that some game developers would catch on

A Dream of Burning Sand is exactly the kind of lesser known game I like to spotlight here on The Game Hoard.

With a name like Pretentious Game, the player is immediately predisposed to expect a cynical satire of self-important video games,

As its title would imply, The Suicide of Rachel Foster is a game that tackles many tightropes when it comes

Freeware and flash games often have a major edge over more traditional game releases when it comes to deceiving their

After playing the original Shelter with its emphasis on the cruel realities of nature and the kinds of danger a

The Asterix & Obelix XXL series is a strange one when viewed chronologically. Asterix & Obelix XXL 1 and 2

Depending on the specific theology or philosophy you refer to, Samsara is a word with many different meanings. For the

Video games allow us to experience the impossible, and so when we find ourselves playing as an animal in one,

The idea behind A Blind Legend is certainly a novel one. You play as a character who is blind, and

Pang, also known as Buster Bros., is a series that hasn’t really evolved much from its arcade debut. Every five

The Asterix series of French comics has received an impressively high amount of video game adaptations, although many of them

When I started playing the puzzle adventure Yono and the Celestial Elephants, I expected, quite reasonably I feel, that the

There seems to be a rather small but still impressively populated niche genre of indie games where the focus is