Tag: Indie
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2026-06-22—Gameoverse
Aaaaaaand… We’re back with another Glitch production. Glitch’s newer, more mainstream work has been slightly positive for me—I loved The Amazing Digital Circus, as well as Knights of Guinevere, but I thought The Gaslight District was a pretty big flop. (If Murder Drones counts as “modern/mainstream” Glitch, then I wasn’t a fan of that, either.)…
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2026-03-09—The Way of Mortals
The way of mortals is to die—so expect this review to be killer! Today we have another Blake Carpenter review, finishing off his published works as of the time of writing. Let’s get started! Overview of The Way of Mortals What is It? In the city of Bhai Mandwa, towers of steel and glass reach…
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2026-02-16—Curse of the Star Wraiths
Gotta be honest, I’m not excited about this review. I only read books that look interesting to me (and then I’ll review anything I read—or attempt to), but sometimes, despite my best efforts, I’m going to end up reading something that just missed the mark in almost every way. You have been warned. Overview of…
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2026-01-26—Lifebinder
As promised, back for round two—Blake Carpenter’s Lifebinder, sequel to Deathbringer! If you liked the first book—or if you’re generally interested in finding a new series that promises epic fantasy outside of the usual pseudo-medieval trappings—read on. Overview of Lifebinder What is It? Inga Alenir is in peril. The Deathbringer has been reclaimed, and the…
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2026-01-12—After Moses: Evensong
And here we are, at the beginning of the year but at the end of the road. It’s been an exhilarating journey. I’m quite grateful it’s one I started. I’ll miss the world of After Moses. I’ll miss Matthew and the others. But (spoiler warning, I guess), with an ending this strong it’s hard to…
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