Gato Roboto is the Meowtroidvania I never knew I wanted
In Gato Roboto, by Doinksoft, you play as a cat named Kiki who uses her robot suit to explore a black-and-white world full of surprises.
Kaijack Card Attack is tactical blackjack with kaiju inserted
Kaiju are attacking! But in Kaijack Card Attack, rather than battling it out with tooth and claw, they engage in a wacky adaptation of blackjack. Kaijack Card Attack, from Arcane Circus, is a card-game adaptation with a difference. While…
Incredible Mandy — Incredibly fun
Incredible Mandy is an amazingly fun and challenging action platforming game that takes new, fresh ideas and wraps them up into thought-provoking puzzles that are as fun to solve as they are to discover.
Shikoku review — Stairway to heaven
On the Japanese island of Shikoku, pilgrims visit each of the island's 88 temples as they seek the path to enlightenment.
Jam Favorites: Train Jam 2018
A bunch of games made on a train.
Fantasy Strike levels the fighting game playing field
Fighting games are often convoluted, but Fantasy Strike, by Sirlin Games, looks to change all that by simplifying the process and making fighting games accessible to all.
Pikuniku — You don’t need hands to start a revolution
Some games don’t let you interact with your environment — be it move chairs, pet dogs or use fire to your advantage. Some games make everything interactive, such as Dark Messiah of Might and Magic. Pikuniku achieves the perfect level of…
War Chest review — Chip off the block
War Chest is an abstract strategy and bag-building game designed by Trevor Benjamin and David Thompson and published by Alderac Entertainment Group (AEG.)
Huge hauls with American Truck Simulator: Special Transport
In the latest American Truck Simulator DLC: Special Transport, you are tasked with moving some of the largest loads across America. Great pay, but be extra vigilant.
Disjunction brings the stealth approach to Blade Runner
After simply watching the opening sequence of a bleak metropolis blanketed in thick clouds, it’s pretty obvious that Ape Tribe Games’ inspirations are worn proudly on their sleeves, but Disjunction also plays like a cyberpunk dream.