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Our picks from the Steam Deck Builders Fest
Steam seems to be using festivals as a way to deepen (or, possibly celebrate) categorising games, while also looking to share the top games in specific genres and to highlight deals or demos of other games. They are currently running the…
Big Boss Battle at ten years old: A decade of covering the games we love
Big Boss Battle is 10 years old this month. Hi, I'm Dann Sullivan, the EIC and one of the owners of B3. I've been here since the very start, which feels like an incredibly long time ago. The Big Boss Battle (B3) that you see today might…
Rhell: Warped Worlds and Troubled Times takes you for a twisted spell
Rhell: Warped Worlds and Troubled Times has you don the cloak of one of the last sages in the land exploring a colourful world and casting many colourful and powerful spells. After being bonked on the head by a magic book, which happens to…
There Are No Ghosts At The Grand – No… Seriously!
In There Are No Ghosts At The Grand we take control of Chris David, an enterprising sarcastic young man who has just inherited a hotel and is taking to repair it himself. Immediately, my power tool started speaking to me in a very thick…
Astro Burn is the definition of Cute-’Em-Up!
London Games Fest was this week, and I was lucky enough to attend its New Game Plus event. My first stop of the day was Astro Burn, developed by Beyond The Pixels. Astro Burn first gave me a Jetpack Joyride vibe, with its side scrolling,…
Our picks from the Steam Medieval Fest
There are always tons of different festivals and sales going on across Steam these days, with an absolutely massive one at the moment being the Steam Medieval Festival. This yearly festival has a wide mix of games to purchase as well as…
We Stay Behind explores the final days of an idyllic small town
Laburnum Creek is about to be wiped off the map by an approaching comet, We Stay Behind puts you in the role of Laura Tanner, a writer who has travelled to the town to speak to those who have decided that they simply won't leave. Almost a…
Mops & Mobs makes you a card-battling, monster-assisting janitor
Take on the role of a dungeon custodian, keeping the dungeon loot-worthy and its dwellers motivated between card-based battles in Mops & Mobs. If you've ever looted a dungeon in a game then you'll know that they're meant to be good for…
Our Picks from the Earth Appreciation Festival 2026
The Earth Appreciation Festival is a Steam showcase with the goal of celebrating the beauty and remarkable diversity of our Earth with a selection of over 170 games. This year is their fifth year, and this year the organisers — Slug Disco,…
Vampire Crawlers – A Dungeon Crawling, Combo Busting Twist
Vampire Crawlers recently showcased its 'Turbo Wildcard Dungeon Explorer' twist at London Games Festival and I managed to get my hands on it to see what's in store for this new spin on the trend setting monolith. Vampire Crawlers takes the…
Reactor Rescue is an ambitious STEM game Kickstarting on April 21st
Reactor Rescue is coming to Kickstarter on 21st April. You can see the holding page (or back the game) by clicking going to the Kickstarter preview page. Here at B3, we love to support upcoming Kickstarter projects — especially when they do…
Fjordar is now on Kickstarter – here’s why you should pay attention
Anyone who has read my reviews will already know that I love games with medieval settings, and with the recent arrival of Fjordar on Kickstarter, I can't help but show my excitement. Fjordar is a game that immediately stands out to me - not…
Cronos- The New Dawn – A point in history
With good horror, the kind that sticks in the mind, it's always about something. That can be deeply personal; grieving a relative, trauma that changes you, a desire to instill a fear of clowns in anyone who reads your work. Cronos: The New…
Ghost Haunting takes you on a wacky journey to the land of the dead
Nostalgia's a cruel drug, especially with films and games where it strips out the boring bits while also blurring the pixels and flaws. That said, few genres have benefited more from nostalgia than point-and-click, and Ghost Haunting is an…
Ragdoll Physics Experiment – Chaos is a Feature
Ragdoll Physics Experiment is a 3D narrative game focused entirely on ragdoll physics and getting through different tasks and situations whilst playing as said ragdoll character. It's both witty and funny, while also testing your…
Remnants of Yore – An Early Look at PGC
Remnants of Yore is a cosy combination of running a store and roguelite action as you build up your stock, complete quests and cruise around town helping anyone and everyone on your adventure. Remnants of Yore was exhibited at Pocket Gamer…
Hatch, Evolve and Battle in Creature Companions
Creature Companions from Rhino Rock Studios was exhibited at Pocket Gamer Connect London and I sat down and got my hands on an early build of it. It's a brand new game, freshly out of prototyping, that focuses on hatching creatures to…
McDonald’s trading card collection, McDonald’s CARDS is out now!
Trading cards are everywhere, so I wasn't too surprised when McDonald's released McDonald's CARDS as a part of their 'McDonald's Universe'. You can now order specific meals (not Happy Meals!) to gain packs of cards that you can open and…
Star Wars Unlimited – A Lawless Time Preview
Disney’s relatively new Star Wars: Unlimited TCG may have flown under the radar for some, as It certainly had for me, but I was delighted to have a chance to learn and play with the new A Lawless Time cards and build a deck to play against…
Warhounds Playtest – In for a woof time?
Even though it’s only a small slice of the full game, Warhounds does demonstrate some promising gameplay. The turn-based tactical missions are serviceable, if a little simplistic when compared to other games. You’ll move from cover to cover…