Preview: Hearthlands
Hearthlands from Artefact Games has the potential to be quite a clever take on the classic village-builder as the developers continue to add features.
Review: Fract OSC
Explore sound itself and unlock your own electronic music studio in Fract OSC – an atmospheric and difficult puzzle game from Phosfiend Systems.
Review: Neverending NIghtmares
An exploration of obsessive-compulsive disorder and depression, this psychological horror game isn’t “fun,” but it makes up for it by being immersive and thought-provoking.
Review: Castle - A Casual Puzzler
Castle, from Snails Animation, is a builder game where you must at the same time create a castle accurately while protecting it from all the annoying baddies via a series of cranes. Read the full review…
Review: Triera
Falling to your death has perhaps never been so beautiful as in this release from Russian developer Egor Rezenov.
Review: A Golden Wake by Wadjet Eye Games
Alfie Banks wants his shot at the big time. Solve problems for people in 1920’s Miami, and you might earn their favor… If the mob doesn’t get you first.
Review: TinyKeep
A rogue-like dungeon escape with simplified action combat and semi-randomized levels, TinyKeep hides its fiendish difficulty behind cute characters.
Review - Dungeons: The Eye of Draconus
Dungeons: The Eye of Draconus is a low-brow comedy tribute to Golden Axe – a fun ’90s-style brawler despite some grating and repetitive humor.
Review: Full Mojo Rampage
New Orleans voodoo by way of Tim Burton makes for a cute but sinister aesthetic in Full Mojo rampage -the addictive action rogue-like from Over The Top Games. Read our review…
Review: Super Comboman from Adult Swim Games
Take your love of over-the-top superheroes to work, and unleash fiery special attacks on your co-workers in Super Comboman from Adult Swim Games
Review: Concursion
Concursion takes all of the hardest ’80s and ’90s video game genres and jams them right inside a Mario-style platformer.
Review: Gods Will Be Watching
Gods Will Be Watching is about a group trying to wipe out 4 billion souls to end galactic slavery. Does its heady premise add up? Read our review…
Review: Farming World
A pleasant-seeming old school farming simulation hides an almost bewildering array of choices and options in Farming World from indie game studio Excalibur.
Review: Labyrinthine Dreams
In Labyrinthine Dreams, you are on death’s door. You reconstruct memories by solving various puzzles. Each new problem binds you to a new set of rules.
Review - Ionball 2: Ionstorm
IonBall 2: Ionstorm – What We Think: One of my earliest (and therefore haziest) gaming memories is of playing some […]