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Overcrowd — Running a station into the ground
There was a niche of the small scale transport. A niche now filled by Overcrowd: A Commute 'Em Up, which allows you to run your own London underground station.
Done everything in Stardew Valley? Try Forager
Forager is a real treat for fans of open-world crafting games that offer minimal direction.
Livin in a communist paradise — Workers and Resources: Soviet Republic
Create your very own city in a soviet republic, expanding your industry, growing a strong workforce and becoming a mighty industrial city.
Warhammer: Chaosbane — A robust aRPG
Games Workshop's iconic series' latest outing is an ARPG in the form of Warhammer: Chaosbane. In the world of action-RPGs, Diablo III remains the undisputed champion, but that’s not to say that competition for the rank of number one…
Ground Runner: Trials — Alone with the drones
Ground Runner: Trials adds the run and gun formula to a blisteringly fast hoverbike — speeding through open canyons, blasting drones and shooting for high scores.
Bubsy: Paws on Fire! remains a lukewarm experience
Bubsy returns in Bubsy: Paws on Fire!, an endless runner. We have been playing it.
Fell Seal hits the mark with choice, challenge and character
A strong story and tactical combat combine in Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark, which has recently released on Steam.
Evolve or Die — Evolution: The Video Game
Evolution: The Video Game tests your adaptability in the harshness of nature.
World War Z — Dead Good
If entire reviews were summarised into a single, Tweet length paragraph, then my review for World War Z would simply state that Focus Home Interactive’s online zombie shooter aimed to replicate the classic gameplay of Left4Dead almost pixel…
Gato Roboto — A modern day classic
Gato Roboto feels like a game from my childhood: filled with wonderment, discovery and most importantly — constant fun.