Video Games

Bullet Hell meets Bullet Time

Build a colony in space in Space Colony, and then have a disco and harvest some space chickens. Because, let's face it, that's what space is all about.

The Inner World: The Last Wind Monk sees us puzzling our way to freedom under the nose of an oppressive regime.

It was a privilege to get to take real NASCAR vehicles out onto sanctioned NASCAR tracks.

RotoRing harks back to 90s arcades with its simple gameplay, bright lights and wonderful sounds. Read our impression of it after seeing it at EGX 2017.

Field of Glory II is a turn-based tactical game set during the Rise of Rome from 280 BC to 25 BC.

Latest trailer highlights how environmental hazards on the local map screen can become deadly combat conditions.

We interview Oriental Empires developer R T Smith about the ideas behind the game as well as the future of the game now that it's fully released.

Figment is a beautiful painterly adventure into the mind, with lovely art, environments, sound and music. Read our hands-on review of Dusty's journey.

Road Redemption is the Road Rash spiritual successor everyone has been hoping would appear since 2000: read our review of how well it stacks up.

Sex cults and Cthulu, what could possibly go wrong in Lust for Darkness?

Raging Justice, from developer MakingGames, drags the 2D-brawler into the modern day, and it does so with the utmost respect for the neglected genre.

Stefan gives us the skinny on the recently released, bike-battler Road Redemption, from developers Pixel Dash Studios and EQ Games.

The journey to face the truth is never easy, but The Müll Littoral does its best to impress its importance as we delve into the workings of anxiety.

My Eyes on You: 20XX Chicago is wracked with fear of a mysterious serial killer known only as The Man in the Red Mask and the thugs he commands.

From developer The Moonwalls and published by IQ Publishing, Bohemian Killing isn't your typical "who-done-it" mystery game.

A hyper-realistic military simulator with a scavenging based progression system as well as potential for RPG and player trading systems.

City of Brass meaning you better have some brass globes to play this game.

Somewhere between Civilization and Total War, yet also firmly grounded in pre-Three Kingdoms China.

Cursed Castilla - A tribute to the 2D platforming action games of our youths, and practically Ghosts n' Goblins HD in all but name.