Video Game Reviews

With dedication and determination, you can turn a fledgling Starship Corporation into an extremely profitable conglomerate which rules the entire star system.

A card-based game about wandering the land beyond dreams in order to obtain dark magical power.

A superb casual game, gorgeous to look at and a delight to play. For the low, low price of free, we really can’t complain.

Lizard is a platformer released both for modern computers as well as the original Nintendo Entertainment System. We played it.

A wonderful tribute is great, but a good game is even better.

Unforeseen Incidents is a classic point-and-click adventure. We've been playing it.

Get your green skin on and get building in this goblin city-builder.

As it is to be expected, Warparty does not strive for Palaeolithic accuracy and lets you command units both dinosaur and human.

Basingstoke is a top-down, isometric zombie-survival horror title, set in the most horrifying place of them all: South England.

Machiavillain takes the traditional colony or tycoon game and gives it a spooky spin.

An Arabian Nights themed roguelike; an action-packed adventure game put together by the developers at Uppercut Games.

Armed with a magic, possessed marker, can Max save himself from his mother and his brother from an even greater evil?

We took a look at Venture Kid, a retro platformer.

Defeat the evil wizard Mormo to break the curse, and free yourself from the curse which traps you as the titular Swords of Ditto.

On reflections of train sets never owned, and of immaculate rooms to decorate with infinite components.

Crest doesn't have an end, instead you keep playing for as long as you wish, crafting a world and mythology of your own in whatever image you want.

Golf and RPG’s are not common bedfellows, but RPgolf merges the two in a fun and interesting way.

Midnight Hub’s recently released puzzle game Lake Ridden does about as many things wrong as it does right. Still, despite its technical shortcomings, its story remains compelling enough to keep players hooked until the end of its ghostly…

Post-apocalyptic Russia & USA have got major beef, but they've also got massive, weaponised mechs which are ready to dual and battle over the skylines of floating cities.

A dark spy comedy set in the 1970s, The Low Road is a memorable and stylish Point & Click Adventure.