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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…
AireCon returns to Harrogate: A gaming‑first board‑gaming festival with Yorkshire charm
AireCon, the UK’s only truly gaming‑focused analogue gaming festival, returns to the Harrogate Convention Centre from 12–15 March 2026, bringing four days of open gaming, set-piece tournaments, RPGs and live shows to the heart of North…
Balancing creative vision with gameplay in The Valley Beyond
The Valley Beyond could turn into a great example of how a first-time dev can create something interesting, varied and engaging. Not every game needs to be the best at everything, and the core vision of The Valley Beyond is solid enough to…
McDonalds launches it’s own trading cards: McDonald’s Universe
Trading cards have been on the rise for quite some time, so it's no surprise to see new types of cards popping up here and there. Launching at the London Card Show, McDonald's has created their own set of collectible, trading cards;…
Dark Tides puts you in the role of a phony psychic turned exorcist
Some game pitches sound a lot like they were conceptualised during fever dreams, and — certainly — if you'd told me that I'd be playing a point and click game about a fake psychic solving mysteries with a talking weasel mascot then I'd…
Honeycomb: The World Beyond is an ecological, survival exploration adventure
Drill down into a lot of sci-fi and you get to a handful of hero archetypes. Among the most memorable are the gung-ho marine, the loyal alien warrior and the resourceful scientist. The former solves problems with actions rather than words,…
Battlefield Commander WWII: Best to pay attention or they’ll stomp you.
Battlefield Commander WWII, although it’s still in early access, it is still a brain twister. Hardcore strategy, man.
DJ Bunny adds a rhythm twist to path-building puzzles
Help DJ Bunny on her quest to play a set at the famous Hippity Hop Music Festival. Thanks to my line of work I get along to a lot of videogame events. However, I don't often get to take my kids along to them, in fact, we normally get along…
Club Manager – The most authentic football management board game?
Club Manager, designed by Colin Webster, is a football management game that aims to capture the long arc of running a club rather than the moment‑to‑moment tactics of a single match. It’s a game about seasons (up to ten), not an individual…
An Early Look at Warhammer 40,000 Dark Heresy
Warhammer 40,000 Dark Heresy has you step into the shoes of an Acolyte of the Inquisition, a low ranking member of the order who has been sent on a mission to investigate potential heresies, as well as assist other members of the…
Clean Up Earth Demo – Rubbish?
What is neat is the inclusion of recyclable rubbish that you take to machines which turn them into usable resources. Yes, there’s currency to upgrade your tools, but you’ll also get wood, ropes, and other such items that can build…
Rob’s Top 5 Games of 2025
I’ve played far fewer new releases this year than in previous ones, which I think is mostly down to putting more time into bigger games rather than more, quicker offerings. As ever though, this is purely based on games I’ve played, so if…