Solstice Chronicles: MIA Review: Frustration Chronicles

Jack Bampfield26 July 2017
Cloudbase Prime Review: Portal Meets Lovely Planet

David Treharne26 July 2017
Infinite Minigolf Review: A Hole in One

Saul Muscat25 July 2017
Super Cloudbuilt Review: Movin’ On Up

Rich25 July 2017

Reviews

Solstice Chronicles: MIA Review: Frustration Chronicles

Jack Bampfield26 July 2017

This twin-stick shooter contains some interesting systems, but too many other parts of the game let Solstice Chronicles: MIA down.

Cloudbase Prime Review: Portal Meets Lovely Planet

David Treharne26 July 2017

Cloudbase Prime has the narrative style of Portal, mixed with the glove mechanics of Q.U.B.E, with a hint of Lovely Planet-style high-air jumping and shooting.

Infinite Minigolf Review: A Hole in One

Saul Muscat25 July 2017

Though not quite a hole-in-one, Infinite Minigolf swings for family-friendly fun and follows it through to a tee. Zen Studios' latest is a wonderful example ...

Super Cloudbuilt Review: Movin’ On Up

Rich25 July 2017

Challenging you to negotiate levels suspended above an abyss, fast-paced platformer Super Cloudbuilt is all about speed, precision and skill.

Pyre Review: What a (Weirdly) Wonderful World

Brandon Langrock24 July 2017

As someone who played, beat, and loved both of Supergiant Games' previous titles, I’m inclined to argue that Pyre is their best game yet.

Unbox: Newbie’s Adventure Review: Keep On Rolling, Baby!

Duncan Robertson24 July 2017

In Unbox: Newbie's Adventure, you play as "Newbie", a sentient cardboard box that can roll, jump and "unbox" his way to saving the world.

Pinstripe Review: Brevity is the Soul of Emotion

Jamie Parry-Bruce21 July 2017

If you can progress through the realms of Hell and discover the truth that wily old Mr. Pinstripe hides behind, you may just find yourself moved, as I did.

Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles Review: The Best Stress Relief

Kim21 July 2017

Put down your guns, your swords, and your bows and arrows, and step into the world of Yonder just for an hour or two. You might just love it.

Augmented Empire Review: Gear VR’s Finest

Kim20 July 2017

If you have Gear VR, Augmented Empire should be a priority title to add to your library.

Cars 3: Driven to Win Review: A Hard Drive

Rich20 July 2017

Cars 3: Driven to Win certainly isn't going to amaze anybody, but it will concurrently keep one to four fans of Disney's Cars franchise happy for a while.

Redout Review: Delightfully High Octane Action

Olivia Falk19 July 2017

Redout made me laugh, scream, and shout in disbelief, but all the while, it never stopped being fast, beautiful, and absolutely delightful.

Minecraft Story Mode Season Two: Episode One – Hero in Residence Review

Chris Mc19 July 2017

Hero in Residence is a sterling start to Minecraft Story Mode Season 2, an entertaining, engaging outing which shows that that the series is capable of doing more than retreading old ground.

Iron Crypticle Review: You’ll Die If You Go It Alone

Rich18 July 2017

Iron Crypticle is a game all about shooting and looting, which is all good, until you die and lose everything.

Bulb Boy Review: A Fantastical Fever Dream

Kim17 July 2017

Originally released on Steam back in 2015, the nightmarish Bulb Boy is now available on Nintendo Switch. And what a brilliant little addition to the handheld hybrid it is.

AFTERGRINDER Review: FML – The Game

Rich17 July 2017

AFTERGRINDER is the videogame equivalent of smashing your head into a brick wall, repeatedly. Somehow, it's still fun though.

Nongünz Review: A Haunting, Hellishly Addictive Shooter with Brains

Chris Mc14 July 2017

Nongünz is really something special; a shooter with brains that’s not only haunting, challenging and utterly compelling but, thanks to its procedural nature, is hugely replayable.

GoNNER Review: A Weird and Wonderful Roguelike 2D Shooter

Rich13 July 2017

Art in Heart's GoNNER is a 2D platform/shooting game so playable yet devilishly difficult that it truly deserves its roguelike status.

Grim Legends 2: Song of the Dark Swan Review: Someone Needs Acting Lessons

Kim12 July 2017

If there's one thing we can rely on, it's Artifex Mundi porting one of their games onto Xbox One on a regular basis.

Serial Cleaner Review: You’ve Got Red On You

Rich11 July 2017

Unlike most games, Serial Cleaner isn't about violence and gore. At least not perpetrated by you, anyway. No, it's all about cleaning up bloody messes.

RPG Maker Fes Review: The 3DS isn’t Made for Game Design

Holly Robinson11 July 2017

Ever dreamed of becoming a game developer? Don’t know where to start? Well if you’ve got the patience, give RPG Maker Fes a try to see how easy RPG creation really is.