Depth of Extinction: a turn-based, violent underwater world
In the watery Depth of Extinction, you're tasked with preventing another apocalypse. Various violent groups want to kill you to cause your failure.
Little Bug review — A surreal platforming journey
Little Bug is a polished platformer that will charm speedrunners, completionists and casual players alike.
Good Company has you build a company from shed to megacorp
It’s the age-old story: make a project in your shed, form a company, go multi-national, sign a military contract and doom the world to an eternal cycle of war.
Chronicles of Crime review — Augmented reality?
If you’re a fan of cooperative investigation games like Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective then Chronicles of Crime is likely to blow you away.
PATHWAYS/016: Narrative realisations
How a story is framed
Hollow Knight — An artful adventure
We dive into the beautifully twisted tale of Hollow Knight to see what makes the art so special.
Flotsam is a whimsical city builder floating atop a flooded world
A garbage-town builder set atop the open seas.
Medieval (2018 HGN Games Edition) review — Total war?
Medieval pitches players as a political cabal (think of The Knights Templar) who hold significant sway over one or more powers (usually two in a normal game) at the outset of The Middle Ages.
Moonlighter — Shopaholics unite!
Hack and slash monsters and prices in the shop-keep action RPG, Moonlighter.
Red Embrace: Hollywood preview — An edgy supernatural dating sim
Between your romantic choices and political ones, there’s plenty of room for variety in Red Embrace.