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Art and Soul — Cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk 2077 delivers an awe-inspiring showcase of a semi-believable future filled with the grunge of holographic advertisements and the gritty realism of greed rendered into a tangible form.
Jupiter’s Top 5 Games of 2020
2020 was a year where I did not play as many video games as previous years. It was a year of staying home, a year of lots of work, and a year of lots of spending time on the couch not thinking about much. Despite being a strange year for…
Hira’s Top 5 Games of 2020
Even within such an eventful year, one can still see the brightest of lights shining through — here are my top 5 video game picks for 2020!
Dann’s Top 5 Games Of 2020
Hello hello. Blimey, 2020 has been about as far from a barrel of monkeys as it could be — I'm positively thrilled to put this calendar to bed and hopefully, with it, all of the junk that's been snowballing over the last five years. Anyway,…
Levy’s Top 5 Games of 2020
Most of the games here won’t demand too much of your time. They’re easy to put down and pick right back up. They’ve left a lasting impression on me.
Bryan’s Top 5 Games of the Year
Goodbye 2020 and thanks for all the games!
Rob’s 5 Games of the Year
Whilst the likes of Gears Tactics, SUPERHOT: Mind Control Delete, and Deadly Premonition 2 all hit the spot, there were still a handful of titles that outdid them. So here we are with my five favourite games of 2020.
24 awesome gardening and farming games, for you to nurture
Bring dead worlds back to life, fight off furry foes, and bring life to a desert.
Awry has you juggle four heroes to quash a hypnotic final boss
Shift between four heroes in a tough showdown against a mind-controlling final boss in Awry. The four legendary heroes have made their way through the almost endless dungeon and are finally facing the creature behind all the recent terrors;…
Art and Soul — Manifold Garden
Manifold Garden is a surreal exploration of a world that doesn’t exist, with geometry that can’t exist, and yet, it redefines the way we look at puzzle games as a whole and it manages to do with expertly defined precision.
Hardspace: Shipbreaker sends you to space to get deep in the ship
Hardspace: Shipbreaker is a game about discovery, patience, and perseverance. As a cutter, it is your responsibility to tear apart ships, piece by piece, safely and efficiently, in order to maximize profits and not get yourself killed in…
Top 12 Best Indie RPGs on PC
The Indie RPG genre is booming. More and more developers are seeking to rekindle the games of their youth and either replicate or build-upon the experiences that they had in their own early years. Video games and how we talk about them is…
Audysseys — No Straight Roads
No Straight Roads blends rock and EDM into an amazing album that pays tribute to the legends while maintaining a stringent dedication to fueling the neon-soaked gameplay with over-the-top ballads and toe-tapping tunes.
Iron Harvest brings us alt-history tactical dieselpunk
Iron Harvest combines a dieselpunk setting with gameplay from the Company of Heroes school. We have been playing it.
Chinatown Detective Agency’s anachronisms are just the start of its charms
There's chaos in the shadows of 2032 Singapore, but in order to get to the bottom of the conspiracy behind it, Chinatown Detective Agency's owner Amira Darma will have to travel the world. Perhaps the most interesting thing about General…
Moving is a core aspect of Death Stranding — in more than one way
Once you look close enough into Death Stranding, you start to realize that it is all about moving and movement.
Pink River — infinite river rafting survival
If you have a few hours to spare you'll have fun with the time you spend with Pink River. The music and gameplay flow into each other as you work your way down the river trying to stay afloat.
Rogue Legacy 2 — The Prodigal Child returns again and again
Seven years on from the release of Rogue Legacy it has a sequel. As Rogue Legacy 2 launches into Early Access it's time to find out if the developers can strike gold twice within a genre that they helped define. I've been thinking about…
Samurai Jack: A Battle Through Time is my chance to understand JACK
It’s kind of known now that my time consuming media as a child was both limited and observed. I was not allowed to watch Samurai Jack — probably due to Aku looking like a demon, or the amount of violence. Samurai Jack: A Battle Through Time…
Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey — Being The Missing Link
Surviving in the cradle of civilisation, or trying your very best to not screw up evolution for everyone.