About Kirstie Summers

After performing fairly well on Steam for more than a year, The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker has now been released on Nintendo Switch.

You play as a psychiatrist and …
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As Immortal Redneck celebrates a fresh wave of success since its recent port to the Nintendo Switch, Spanish indie game developer Crema have announced the launch of their Kickstarter campaign …
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Shift Quantum opens with an introduction that is so equally friendly and corporate that you can’t help but feel a little bit suspicious. When a slick, chic tech company promises …
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Blending side-scrolling battles and fighting functions with a touch of RPG story, Sol Divide: Sword of Darkness made a mark on developer Psikyo’s reputation when it was first launched in …
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A stereotypical southern American redneck isn’t the first kind of character you might typically pair with the magic and mythology of Ancient Egypt. But that’s what gives Immortal Redneck its …
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Don’t let the stubby-limbed, pink-cheeked cuteness of the Ninja Strikers characters trick you into thinking that this game will be easy to master. The retro 8-bit design style is not …
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Probably the thing that strikes you first about Shelter Generations is the distinct art style. It is simple and lovely and stands apart from most of the other games available …
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Tesla vs Lovecraft is pretty much exactly what you’d expect from a game called Tesla vs Lovecraft.

It is a top-down arena shooter game in which you play as brilliant …
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It’s incredible how terrifying a pixelated silhouette can be. It’s the glowing white eyes, waiting for you in the shadows.

The Final Station does horror gaming so well. It …
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Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf is an immediately striking game. It is incredibly good-looking. It’s all rich sepia tones and detailed, hand-drawn maps that instantly plunge you into the fantasy setting.

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