Indie Spotlight – Little Nightmares II
Explore the terrifying Pale City as you travel with tiny protagonists Mono and Six! Little Nightmares 2 is a puzzle platforming horror game developed by Tarsier Studios, published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, and is a sequel to 2017's Little Nightmares. This game...
Indie Spotlight – HyperDot
You're a tiny dot, and everything wants to kill you, so try not to die. HyperDot is an action arcade game published by Glitch and developed by Tribe Games. HyperDot is available on Xbox One, PC, Mac, and Linux, but I'm reviewing the PC version. There are over 100...
Indie Spotlight – Tell Me Why
How far would you go to protect your family? Dontnod Entertainment asks this question in their newest episodic adventure game, Tell Me Why. The game was released only on Microsoft products, so I'm reviewing the PC version. You play as twins Tyler and Alyson as you go...
Mobile Spotlight – July 26, 2013
It’s been a while since we’ve done a mobile spotlight, but we’ve got a good one for you this week. It’s a stealth-based puzzle game that both Apple and Android users can enjoy—and which happens to be fairly accessible. Tiny Thief This latest title from...
Mobile Spotlight – May 3, 2013
For this week’s Mobile Spotlight, we tackle another big name game tie in, this time from Warner Bros. Entertainment for iOS. Injustice: Gods Among Us Warner Bros. Entertainment has released a mobile app to go along with its blockbuster fighting game,...
Mobile Spotlight – March 22, 2013
This week’s Mobile Spotlight highlights a hilarious spoof game that anyone can enjoy with just minor issues. Organ Trail The Men Who Wear Many Hats have designed this game to be a zombie-filled love note to the classic pioneering game of yesteryear. Organ Trail...
Editor’s Choice – The Last of Us Part II
With each release, Naughty Dog and Neil Druckmann have consistently proven why they are some of the most talented minds in the business. Releasing last summer to near universal critical acclaim, The Last of Us Part II is all the practices the studio has learned and...
Developer of the Generation – Naughty Dog Studios
One of the mottos I use when describing the accessibility movement is “progress, not perfection.“ After all, game development is a highly complex endeavor with many facets, and at the end of the day, it’s simply a business; if games don’t sell, games don’t get made....
2020 Diamond Award Winner – Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales
There are other ways to say it, but plainly, 2020 was a tough year for most people. And for many, their best escape was video games. Thanks to the massive boom in accessibility, even players with physical impairments could find solace in games throughout a pandemic,...