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Guide Glitch through 100 levels split over four environments in this wonderful neon journey.

Misty is trying to find her way home, can you rotate the cylindrical world in time to secure safe passage for her, and keep her safe from the monsters?

RemoveableSanity boots up his Xbox One and reviews SpareWare.

A tight, top-down combat game with blocking, parrying and directional swipes all tied to input.

Don Bluth's art style meets modern point & click in this story of wonder and loyalty set across 1950's Ireland, and the

In a warehouse of boxes, several of them are not as they seem. In fact, you are one of these boxes, seeking out other players (also boxes) as they hide and attempt to out-sneak, and ultimately detect, you.

A classic, hardcore arena shooter, but one where rather than obscure gravity levels and boosters you have a grappling gun which can pull you to the very heights of the levels, or speed you to any platform you lock on to.

You have 150 challenging floors to overcome using a combination of platforming reflexes, and solving puzzles using magic in this Gameboy styled gem.

RemovableSanity gets tactical in his review of Black Lab Games' Star Hammer: The Vanguard Prophecy.

Where The Red Solstice tasked you (and up to 7 seven friends) with killing your way through earth as a squad, Solstice Chronicles tells the story of a dude and his drone sailing solo through the swarms to retake Earth.

Six floors of deadly rooms block your way to the exit in this combination of NES visuals, and adventure RPG style dungeon exploration and equipment "appropriation".

Hot damn, I've not seen this much flashing, neon lasers and erratic unexplained enemies since Llamatron; and this also comes with an dungeon exploration mechanic with levels built into random mazes.

A wonderful GameBoy styled platform title where you play as an owl tasked with reigniting the watch towers of the wilds.