Review: One Finger Death Punch
Silver Dollar Games grafts a stripped down rhythm interface to a stylish side-scrolling beat ’em up they call One Finger Death Punch. Read the full review…
Review: 99 Levels To Hell
99 Levels To Hell feels like a mixture of Spelunky and The Binding of Isaac. It’s a fast paced roguelike, but how does compare to the game’s influences?
Review - STARWHAL: Just the Tip (Early Access)
Take to the stars with everyone’s favorite stabby whale-esque critters. Square off against up to 4 players, each hoping to break a few hearts…by piercing them.
Review: Mosaique
Mosaique by Winning Blimp games offers a bold, clean interface for an engaging, randomly generated puzzler with an excellent ambient score. Read the full review…
Review: //N.P.P.D Rush// - The Milk of Ultraviolet
In a bleak retro-future world, the drug NOX is overwhelming junkies, and leaving them without the use of their limbs. Pilot your RUSH cruiser and rescue them.
Review: Ninja Cats Vs Samurai Dogs
Ninja Cats Vs Samurai Dogs is a tower defense game with a RTS twist. There is a lot that can go wrong when combining these genres. How well do they blend?
Review: Pixel Dungeon for Android
This simple-seeming roguelike title will have you scrambling to delve ever deeper. With a new layout each time, you’ll never be left wanting for a challenge.
Review: Card City Nights
Card City Nights from indie devs Ludosity, is a digital contradiction: a narrative-driven single player video game built upon the multiplayer foundation of a Collectible Card Game. Read our review…
Review: Cube & Star: An Arbitrary Love
Cube & Star: An Arbitrary love from indie game devs Doppler interactive is a subdued exploration game with no fixed agenda and lots to collect. See how it colored our world.
Review: Dungeon Highway for iOS, Android
Dungeon Highway may not sound like your average endless runner. It’s designed to play like Space Harrier, but does it do enough to keep you engaged?
Review - Reaper: Tale of a Pale Swordsman
War breaks out, and with it come dangerous magical entities. Choose a side and carve through hundreds of foes. Level up and unlock fearful new abilities.
Review: Gigantic Army
What do you get when you mix Contra with Metal Slug? You’d get something along the lines of Gigantic Army. Old school action side-scroller with a lot of style.
Review: Paper Sorcerer
Paper Sorcerer is a game created for old school, turn based RPG fans. With a great combat system and an intriguing premise, what can go wrong? Read our review.
Review: The Castle Doctrine (Commercial Release)
Jason Rohrer’s The Castle Doctrine is now available for purchase. Game mechanics have been fine tuned, but how has that affected this brutal game based on a savage premise?
Review: Nidhogg
Take up your sword and square off against your foe. Strike him down, and rush to your goal. He’ll try to do the same. Still on the fence? Read our full review.