Video Games

Pew pew! Magic!

Slimes have always been there for us. It's time we were there for them in Slime Rancher.

With its beautiful, fantasy interpretation of Southern Europe during The Renaissance, Masquerada: Songs and Shadows offers a modern, yet completely linear take on the classic isometric RPG.

Nidhogg, jumping blobs, deadly melee.

We test the tactics of an upcoming roleplaying game in which characters can, of course, wear silly hats.

Space Tyrant is not your ‘usual’ 4X space strategy game. Most of the micro-management has been eliminated.

One thing for sure, Law Mower is unique.

A fast-paced tactical title built with both multiplayer and single player gameplay in mind.

Nail biting platforming, banging chiptunes, and a journey through the belly of a beast.

Back again, murdering and stabbing

You are the ship! Well, okay, technically you are the ship, as in Destination Ares you play as a ship's AI with a single, simple mission.

After a brief wander, we realise it doesn’t take that long to leave somewhere and wonder at the point of doing so.

Aporia: Beyond the Valley is an indie, first-person puzzle game akin to titles such as Myst and The Witness which incorporates exploration with elements of problem solving.

Blizzard has announced that they will be adding a Deathmatch mode to Overwatch Arcade, and you can try it out now on the PTR. Watch the announcement now.

Jorgania will rise again!!!

Lines is an abstract puzzle game about paint (not about watching it dry thankfully), and using it to fill out objects as best as you can.

Is it worth showcasing at a games event? Jupiter puts the question to over a dozen developers.

Crawl is a co-operative multiplayer, sprawling dungeon clash to the death featuring a blast of nostalgic feeling reminiscent of old arcade games of yester-year.

Three vs three racer sees players deploy a variety of solo and co-operative powers as they work to try and make sure they are the first to have a team-mate cross the line.

The Wild Eternal is a relaxing journey that catches you off-guard with a surprisingly deep, if not particularly complex, story and cast of characters.