Reuben Howe

The Skaven are a skittering, somewhat helpless little species from the Warhammer Age of Sigmar universe. Usually they’re depicted in large hordes of fleshy hitboxes (In Vermintide) or even larger hordes of sneak-kill swarm-swarm (in the new…

In the grim darkness of the far future...there was mostly Nurgle. Honestly, even as a Deathguard main on the tabletop, it was kind of annoying seeing every videogame adaptation of Chaos be Nurgle. Then, finally, something changed. The new…

Deckbuilding roguelikes are far from undersaturated, but that doesn’t stop indie devs from putting out their take on the divisive genre. While Relief has many cards that are direct copies from Slay the Spire, it presents progression and…

We’ve had roguelike deckbuilders, movement shooters, ARPGs and even Hello Kitty themed rhythm games (Yes, Hello Kitty and Friends Happiness Parade is a rhythm roguelike, don’t ask how I know). Now, in the year of our lord 2026, we have…

Nioh has been the arcadey bombastic brother to the Soulslike genre for a good while now and the most recent entry, Nioh 3, is living up to Team Ninja’s reputation for replayable, highly customisable action combat. The first DLC, Hell…

Everything Is Crab puts the "survive" into the "Survivors" genre, with a myriad of ways to outwit, outrun and overpower the various denizens of its cute pixel-art world. Variety is truly Everything Is Crab's strong suit, with runs ranging…

Chaotic “one-screen” RTS game D.O.T Defence pushes fast-paced action and auto-battler vibes into a usually more tactical genre to great effect. I just wish I wanted to actually carry on playing it. But there’s something that every game has…

Pokemon Pokopia is another fantastic example of how spin-offs are the best of the Pokemon universe. Interacting with Pokemon, building habitats and letting your creativity run wild are all balanced across an impressively expansive series of…

Flesh pits, spooky temples, luscious forests and snowy peaks provide a diverse and engaging setting for tight resistance-based combat in Verho Curse of Faces, an RPG that doesn’t overstay its welcome and makes every enemy, area and item…

Games have evolved since 'getting a high score' or 'completing levels in record-time' was the be-all-and-end-all. For me, Freebird Games’ To The Moon set a precedent for modern (Huh? To The Moon was 15 years ago…?) narrative adventures —…

Turn up “What Was Lost”, prepare for long days scavenging and long nights crafting, building and now even rearing animals in this huge new content update for hit survival simulator Project Zomboid. Build 42 has landed today, so you can…

With over 2000 blocks of altitude, six weapon types, three enemy factions and interesting world generation, Everwind is the procedural RPG sandbox I always wanted modded Minecraft to be. I'm sure someone could make a Minecraft mod that is…

When we heard Aquamarine, a playable comic-book style adventure on an ocean planet, was getting a physical edition our first question was: "Physical edition like an actual comic, or physical edition like a disc?". As it turns out, it's a…

Station to Station was a precision-placement puzzle game with the appearance of a management sim. I adored the fresh take on making an infrastructure game more cerebral, but for the sequel Town to City the devs at Galaxy Grove have…

In a world of Fallout 76 canvas bags, season passes that never have all their content released, and skin packs for games that were taken down before a week was out — there's a lot of apologising and platitudes in the industry. Owlcat Games,…

Against the Storm is a visually striking city management game with a distinctly crunchy gameplay system. Including a huge array of resources and management systems can make the game feel uninviting to some, and the Haulers update should…

We play a lot of games at B3, and it’s unreasonable to think everyone can find the time (and money) to experience them all! With the Steam Summer Sale in full swing, here’s all the deepest discounts and delightful deals on games we have…

Death by Scrolling is a fast-paced roguelike experience that demands smart movement, keeping cool in the face of hectic screenfuls of visual information and making on-the-fly build decisions. This loop is fleshed out with 5 playable…

Some people just want to become crab. Everything is Crab is an incremental evolution roguelike that sees you create beautiful and bizarre amalgamations of species from Capybaras, Ferrets, Leeches and more. The Summer update drops June 25th…

Between the 18th and 22nd of June you can wrangle ghosts, revive dinosaurs, negotiate with aliens and care for animals in Two Point Museum for everyone’s favourite price: Free! Two Point Museum is a culmination of the series’ chaotic but…