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All the Delicate Duplicates — A cerebral trip down memory lane
The reality-bending premise of All the Delicate Duplicates is strong, and even with some errors, it was deeply satisfying to uncover clues in the small but ever-changing environment.
TumbleSeed — Patience is rewarding
The fate of the word is left to a seed, the only seed that can move across the land guided by a platform below them. TumbleSeed has you controlling a seed which sets out to explore a world full of holes, desperately trying to not tumble…
Warparty — Jurassic lark
Leading a stone age tribe, training dinosaurs, using your own magical power — all this and more can be found in Warparty. Since the days of the Super Nintendo and Megadrive, dedicated console fans have repeatedly shown their appreciation…
Foundation — The picturesque, village-building beta
Like your cities all higgledy-piggledy? It’s time to sink your teeth into Foundation, a non-grid-based city-building game based around mediaeval villages.
Sushi Bar — Keeping a conveyor belt full
I am not a huge fan of idle games, but sometimes they get me hooked. In my challenge of finding all of the mobile, food-based games, I ended up with Sushi Bar on my phone. I knew it was an idle game, but in fairness, I needed to give it a…
In Chernobylite, radiation isn’t all you need to worry about
As if there weren’t already enough problems in Chernobyl, you now have horrors from an alternate reality to deal with in your quest to solve a mysterious disappearance.
Imperator: Rome — The grand strategy to rule them all?
Imperator: Rome is the latest grand strategy game from veteran design and publishing house Paradox Interactive. With a timeline beginning around 300 BC, players are tasked with managing the formation of the Roman Empire — or one of its…
RedSun RTS does not quite bring back the Glory Days
RedSun RTS is supposedly a classic RTS game. We have been playing it.
Eastshade — Happy little trees
Eastshade is a game about exploration and finding beauty everywhere.
Cure Hunters — Fight virus infected humans
The planet is full of strange, almost alien creatures: humans infected by a virus that came to Earth from a meteorite. In Cure Hunters, your squad is Earth’s only hope to terminate this virus. Cure Hunters is a charming, pixel-art action…
The Pepper Prince: Episode 2 — No reason for sadness
The fairy tale becomes serious while everything else in this point-and-click adventure gets better.
DMG Deals Damage — A Game Boy release in 2019
Fight off generations of consoles, in a retro, dungeon crawling adventure, all on the birthday of the GameBoy in DMG Deals Damage.
Katana Zero — Hotline Samurai
Kick! Swing! Parried! Shot! Dead! Well, I guess that wasn’t good enough what with my dying within one second. Best go back and rethink this.
Yeah Bunny 2 — Save chickens, collect coins
Cute and colorful, running forever forward in the hope of saving baby chickens and collecting coins; Yeah Bunny 2 is a very smooth, addictive and fun platformer. The sequel to Yeah Bunny — a game I have never played — Yeah Bunny 2 is a…
Cuphead — A cup in one hand
StudioMDHR’s rock hard platform shoot-em-up Cuphead makes its way onto Nintendo’s handheld Switch console
Become a fox in Auf Abwegen
Auf Abwegen is a neat little game about being a fox. We have been playing it.
Mechstermination Force — You battle the pink robots
Each giant robot is utterly distinct, with their own look and attack style, as well as a puzzle-like element to getting to their weak point.
The World Next Door — A charming match three puzzler
You run into monsters called grievances in the shrines and you and your crew battle them with magic.
My Time at Portia — Spend your time wisely
Are you a console gamer looking for a relaxing crafting game that provides hundreds of hours of entertainment draped in a sugary layer of primary colours and soft melodies? If so, then My Time At Portia might be the game you’ve been waiting…
One Finger Death Punch 2 — Deadly Digits
Using the art style of the popular stick-figure flash animations and games of the early 2000s, you’ll be assailed from the left and right of the screen by absolute hordes of enemies moving at lightning speed!