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Sakura Review — Easel does it
In Sakura, players bustle for the best view of their Emperor in an attempt to paint the most compelling portrait. Get too close however and you risk great dishonor. Sakura is a small and attractive game from Reiner Knizia, but does it paint…
Fallout Review — Tabletop wasteland
Ever wondered what it would be like to play one of the most famous video games of all time on your tabletop? Well now you can, because Bethesda and Fantasy Flight Games have teamed up to bring The Commonwealth (and other popular locations)…
Battle Fleet: Ground Assault review — One tank at a time
Mythical City Games move to the shoreline as their third entry into the Battle Fleet series takes on the Normandy Landings.
Empires Apart Review — A Modern RTS, Confident on the Shoulders of Giants
DestinyBIT's debut title, Empires Apart, goes right for the nostalgia gland by building on the successes of RTS giants, and doing so with a smart style and some cool new ideas.
Northgard — a Viking Strategy Triumph
Northgard sees you chasing down your father's murderer across the newfound, titular continent. to bring about both justice and revenge.
Super Motherload Review — Mars attracts
Super Motherload is a board game based on a video game based on a Flash game, so it has a rich and thematic heritage. Does Roxley Games' cardboard interpretation live up to expectations though? Let's find out!
Critters Below — Surviving beneath bombs as bunker beasts
Critters Below starts a short while after the bombs have begun falling. Almost everybody is dead, with only a handful of survivors stowing away within a mysterious and extensive bunker network.
A Robot Named Fight — A Gory, Procedural Roguelike Where You Are the Last Robot Standing
Defeat the megabeast, save the planet, fight through labyrinths of procedural chambers in order to save the day.
AENTITY review — An interactive, creative crisis
AENTITY‘s unusual appearance and the abstract nature of its goal and gameplay make the game difficult to conquer, but not necessarily difficult to enjoy.
Frostpunk — Ensure Victorian Society Survives The New Ice Age
A unique city survival simulation set in a beautifully bleak frozen wasteland.
Stratos: Light in the Darkness — Open world explorathon!
Occupying the role of both an expansion and a standalone experience, Stratos: Light in the Darkness offers the kind of 4X experience that is traditionally reserved for bigger boxes and higher player counts. Can high adventure succeed in…
Candleman — A Clash of Light and Dark
Shine for as long as you dare in this little game! Follow your dream as the titular Candleman.
Deep Sky Derelicts Early Access Review — Survive Sky Wrecks in the Search for the Mothership
In Deep Sky Derelicts, no one can hear you die over and over again.
Deep Ones review — The depths are treacherous
A game for those who like their traditional platforming combined with traditional platforming frustration.
Cursed Court Review — Place your bets!
Spending your influence wisely is the aim of the game, but deciding who to trust is never easy. Will you end up as a Jester or a Queen? Only the Cursed Court has the answer!
Aristeia! Review — Welcome to the hexadome!
Aristeia! combines fast-paced future-sports and tactical board gaming into an interesting miniatures and dice based game.
Tower of Time Review — Heroes’ Descent, Immersion’s Rise
Will your party stick together, even as the Tower of Time gets into their minds?
The Alpha Device Review — A Galactic Chronicle
Drift through the endless void, and see how the universe ends
Masters of Anima review — A little magic
We had a closer look at Masters of Anima, a squad-strategy action game with a little magic thrown in.
Hotshots review — Burning passion
Hotshots sees players take on the role of a specific firefighter in an attempt to stop the spread of uncontrolled wildfires in the mountainous forests of North America.