Browsing Category
Reviews
Deus Ex Machina review — Gods and monsters
Play for glory in Deus Ex Machina, a fast-playing, visually attractive game which uses worker placement and card-drafting mechanisms to replicate the power plays of the gods of ancient Greece.
Warparty First Impressions — Stone age strategy
As it is to be expected, Warparty does not strive for Palaeolithic accuracy and lets you command units both dinosaur and human.
Basingstoke Review — Escaping Bureaucracy with an Alien & Undead Invasion
Basingstoke is a top-down, isometric zombie-survival horror title, set in the most horrifying place of them all: South England.
Machiavillain Review — Become Master of a Monster Movie Mansion
Machiavillain takes the traditional colony or tycoon game and gives it a spooky spin.
City of Brass Review — Steal the Treasure to Become a Legend
An Arabian Nights themed roguelike; an action-packed adventure game put together by the developers at Uppercut Games.
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood Review — A Fine Port for the Nintendo Switch
Armed with a magic, possessed marker, can Max save himself from his mother and his brother from an even greater evil?
King of Tokyo review — Tabletop rampage
Descend upon the streets to become the monstrous King of Tokyo.
Vast: The Crystal Caverns Review — Designer dungeon crawl
Think you've seen everything in dungeon crawling adventure games? Think again.
Venture Kid review — Super fighting homage
We took a look at Venture Kid, a retro platformer.
The Swords of Ditto — Third Times the…
Defeat the evil wizard Mormo to break the curse, and free yourself from the curse which traps you as the titular Swords of Ditto.
Tracks – The Train Set Game Early Access Review — Got Wood?
On reflections of train sets never owned, and of immaculate rooms to decorate with infinite components.
Crest Review — Ruling without Touching
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.
RPGolf Review — Restore Golf to the Kingdom Through Hitting Par and Bashing Baddies
Golf and RPG’s are not common bedfellows, but RPgolf merges the two in a fun and interesting way.
Dance of the Fireflies Review — Not as relaxing as you might think
In Backspindle Games' Dance of the Fireflies, up to six players use fireflies to bid on flowers of six different colours in order to build a beautiful wild garden. Trickery and deception among the players will disrupt the process however,…
Lake Ridden Review: Halfway Between Nightmare and Dream
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…
Project Nimbus: Code Mirai Review — High Speed, Mech Action In the Not So Distant Future
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.
The Low Road Review — 70s Subterfuge at its Most Stylish
A dark spy comedy set in the 1970s, The Low Road is a memorable and stylish Point & Click Adventure.
Immortal Redneck Review — Rapid Redneck Roguelike Reaches Nintendo Switch
Immortal Redneck is an interesting game, and the PC version — which released earlier in the year — quickly became my favourite game of recent times. Which is odd, as I am not a fan of roguelikes, and hate dying in games. And you will die, a…
Death Road to Canada Switch Review – Canada Die?
Would this be a game for you though? The best way to answer this question is with another question: does the idea of having a shotgun wielding dog as your party leader sound fun?
The Adventure Pals — Platforming with a Punch
The Adventure Pals takes a page from the zany platformers of the 90s, blending tight mechanics with offbeat humor. But does it bite off too much by throwing brawler-style fighting into the mix?