Team17 Digital Limited – Play Critically

SWORN Review

Though SWORN feels unfinished right now, it is competent and has the potential to grow over time.

Mea Culpa reinforces my evaluation of Blasphemous II: Good, great even, but conventional.

Players who completed Dredge last year are once again given little reason to return for its second DLC course.

Of the 2023 indie releases I reviewed on Play Critically, I feel these are the five best.

The Pale Reach offers few reasons to return to Dredge.

Blasphemous II is an exceptionally safe sequel to its notably unconventional predecessor.

Dredge layers a creepy atmosphere on unique fishing mechanics to create an engrossing and original adventure.

I like almost everything about Greak: Memories of Azur except the profound sense that there should be much more.

Blasphemous trusts me to plot my own course in ending the Age of Corruption, making a visit to Cvstodia an enjoyable one.

Of the Switch indies I played in 2019, these are the five I recommend as most worth your precious time and money.