Dark Raider is a Promising Pixel-Art Hack ‘Em Up
Entering into early access later this month, Dark Raider is a procedurally-generated hack-and-slash game that shows a lot of potential.
Neon Noodles is a Creative Kitchen Simulator That Requires a Lot of Brain Power
The saddest part about being a robot that makes noodles is you can't eat them afterwards.
Yes, Your Grace Blends Resource Management With Challenging Decision Making
In Yes, Your Grace the decisions you make determine the fate of your kingdom. But limited resources mean you won't always make good ones.
A Year of Rain Isn’t Warcraft, But There’s a Family Resemblance
This hero-driven real-time PC strategy game feels like the Warcraft sequel I’ve been waiting forever for.
Arise: A Simple Story is a Time-Twisting, Charming Platformer
Arise: A Simple Story takes you a charming, time-twisting journey through an old man's memories.
Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts Has Success in its Sights
Launching later this month on PS4, Xbox One and PC, Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts is shaping up to be the best entry in the series yet.
Preview: Rugby 20’s Tactical Focus is Great, But It’s Currently Lacking Match Atmosphere
Set to release in January 2020, there's currently a beta running for Rugby 20. It has a few creases to iron out, but it could be the best rugby game yet.
Streets of Rage 4 Recaptures the Series’ Magic
After playing Streets of Rage 4 at EGX last week, we're confident that fans of the series are going to absolutely love it.
Beyond Blue Fuses Gameplay With Underwater Exploration for a Gorgeous and Relaxing Experience
A meditative exploration game set underwater, Beyond Blue is a joint project between E-Line Media and the team behind BBC's Blue Planet II.
Preview: Zombie Army 4 is Exactly What You’d Expect, in the Best Way Possible
After getting hands-on, Zombie Army 4: Dead War is shaping up to be one hell of a sequel.
Preview: Cutesy Platformer Bookbound Brigade Breathes Life Into Classic Literary Heroes
What happens when Dracula, Dorothy Gale and King Arthur all get together? Well, that's pretty much what Bookbound Brigade wants to find out.
Preview: Mystery Runs Deep in The Bradwell Conspiracy
There's a lot of questions posed within the first couple of chapters in The Bradwell Conspiracy, and I can't wait to find answers.
Mosaic Teases an Escape From the Grim, Corporate Grind
Mosaic teases an adventurous escape from a grim, corporate world.
Preview: Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 is Going For Gold
Set to launch next month, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 seems like another fun package that's best enjoyed with friends and family.
REZ PLZ Perfectly Demonstrates Why “Lives” Should Die Out
It’s all very well taking your inspiration from retro arcade games, but the demo for REZ PLZ makes it clear why some mechanics should stay in the past.
GRID is Set to Make Circuit Racing Exciting Again
Launching next month on PS4, Xbox One and PC next month, Codemasters' GRID seems set to be another must-have racing game.
Outbuddies is Another Metroidvania Labour of Love
Launching this October on PC, Outbuddies is a Metroidvania developed by just one man. And like Axiom Verge, it seems to be rather good.
A Contra: Rogue Corps Demo is Now Available, and it’s Big, Dumb Fun
Contra: Rogue Corps launches on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC later this month, but you can download and play a single player demo of it right now.
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint is Exactly What You’d Expect From Ubisoft
It's Division 2, but in the jungle.
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is a Magical Adventure With Lots of Potential
With a beautiful and magical world, Trine 4 is shaping up to be a wonderful adventure.
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