By Joshua Yeldham-Smith Wherever possible, I play games on Hard Mode. For me, this trend began with Veteran Mode on Call of Duty 2 for Xbox 360 (late 2005), which was the only launch title I had, and so I wanted to make it last – a new gen, a new approach. Needless to say,…
By Callum Humphreys Imagine a world as dark and disturbing as that in The Hunger Games trilogy. Now transfer that violent imagery to a Pokémon game. Reborn, this franchise certainly is. Pokémon Reborn isn’t quite as disturbing as the dystopic future portended by Suzanne Collins, but nevertheless this fan-made iteration of the Pokémon games feels…
From Blue Mammoth Games, Brawlhalla is a 2D arena fighting game akin to the ever-popular Super Smash Bros.
Act of Aggression is a nice comeback for the traditional RTS.
A cyberpunk world, shadowed in darkness that engulfs you in every turn, yet illuminated by neon at once relieving in its light and unsettling in its tone.
Developed by Guru Games, a small independent game developer in Sweden, Magnetic: Cage Closed is a first person puzzle game, not too dissimilar from the ever-loved Portal series.
Master Spy places you in the shoes of the titular spy. Armed with only a trench coat that turns you invisible and a freakishly good jumping ability, you set off on a globe-hopping tale of corporate espionage, deadly assassins, fatal laser traps, and an encounter with a really peeved shark.
A teeth grinding, pulse racing arena-brawler, Curses ‘N Chaos is the relentlessly difficult 8-bit creation by Tribute Games.
If you are looking for that next brilliant RPG or have a love of cyberpunk, this game is essential to your collection.
If you like a game that is challenging, inventive and creative, then Fate Tectonics might be for you.
Hacking is one of those Hollywood jobs we all wish we could do.
You know you’re off to a good start when you wake up in the middle of a dojo to a woman as old as time sipping steaming hot coffee and asking you to throw discs at crash test dummies to a soundtrack of old school arcade music. Just another average day at the office, right?…
By David Haughton You know, you wait years for a survival game set in a nuclear bunker and then three come along at once. First the darkly humorous 60 Seconds! and then the mobile only Fallout Shelter, now the latest to charge us with enduring the end of the world is Sheltered. In Sheltered, you…
Airscape: The Fall of Gravity has the potential to be a truly great game, but it isn’t there quite yet.
Roving Rogue is a charming little side-scroller that succeeds in making you reminisce on the gaming days of old.
Developed by the small indie studio HyperSloth, Dream is a puzzle-solving exploration game sure to boggle the mind.
The Swindle is an ambitious game that unfortunately just falls in at average.
By Carla Wellings You know that feeling of butterflies people often talk about? It comes around when you meet a new love, smell a tasty snack, see a cute cat, or open up a brand new Grand Theft Auto. You know before you’ve even popped open the case that you’re in for one hell of…
Card Hunter is a mixed bag, but one with primarily good loot. It may not be the epic quest you’re searching for, but it’s certainly an adventure you’re glad you found.
Developed by Muteki Corporation, and published by Choice Provision Inc., Dragon Fantasy – The Volumes of Westeria follows the story of Ogden, guard to Queen Becca. His goal? To save Prince Morton.
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