It's Valentine's Day(ish, still, shush) and so naturally the Indieventure trio have turned our attention to… horror games!

It's Valentine's Day(ish, still, shush) and so naturally the Indieventure trio have turned our attention to… horror games!
Happy New Year, Indieventurers! It’s 2025 and there are so many flavours of existential dread tied up in that particular statement that we have no choice but to distract ourselves for at least a couple...
On their first podcast anniversary, the gang cracks open the mailbag to answer your questions.
Wow, how are we halfway through 2024 already?! No need to point out that we’re actually closer to 60% of the way through the year by the time this episode is released; better late than...
It's been a while since the Indieventure crew did a group review, but here we are at last once again, this time having a proper gander at newly-released (by the time you hear this, anyway) stop-motion narrative adventure game Harold Halibut.
In Episode 8 of Indieventure, we re-introduce an old favourite concept of ours from days gone by: the Indieventure Vault, an eclectic mind-palace of our own construction where we store the very best indie games,...
Happy New Year to all our lovely listeners! Whether you've been with us since the old days of [REDACTED PODCAST] or are joining us for the first time today, we hope you'll be adding plenty of new recommendations to your wishlist over the course of this episode, where we discuss our most-anticipated new indies coming up in 2024.
As some of you may know, Indieventure began life as a completely different podcast called Indiescovery, which Rachel, Rebecca and Liam created during their time at PC gaming website Rock Paper Shotgun.