Jam Favorites: GM48: One Tool, Many Uses
Here are a bunch of games with some unique tools!
Band Manager: The Boardgame — managing tours and making fans
Band Manager: The Boardgame is a truly unique and fun experience — you and your friends decide to take on the world of music by becoming musicians.
Tanglewood emulates and captures the 16-bit Mega Drive experience
Not just a blast from the past, but written in the go-to development language of yesteryear, Tanglewood is a wonderful new game — and we've tried it out.
Tigers on the Hunt: Normandy review
Just as in history, if you play as the Americans in Tigers on the Hunt: Normandy, you will be outnumbered and outgunned. Quick setup for paratroops makes everything more intense.
Before I Forget hands on — a touching story of loss
Become an elderly women, battling with dementia...
Steamhounds twists classic JRPG combat into a dance of abilities
Three vs three combat running on a modified, lane-based JRPG combat structure.
Rap Godz — In-depth preview
Rap Godz is a straightforward game that comes alive thanks to a great timeline mechanic and the way that it fosters light roleplay
Semblance ⎯ far more than meets the eye
The world is infected and you ⎯⎯ a literal blob ⎯⎯ have to cure it by solving puzzles to reach collectable orbs.
Shell Kingdom review — Long live the revolution
Shell Kingdom is a charming little game about the eternal struggle between turtles and armadillos. We have been playing it.
OK/Normal review — Gone are the halcyon days
OK/Normal harks back to the old day of 3D. We have been playing it.