Reviews

The moment it was clear that Jupiter Hell had well and truly hooked me was around my 5th hour. I was creeping through the second moon of Jupiter, Europa, packing...

Developed by Pixfroze and published by Blowfish Games, Base One is a unique space station simulation game. Upon launch, the player is presented with a beautiful and tranquil main menu...

The original Alex Kidd In Miracle World was released in 1986 for the Sega Master System, a console that was not particularly popular in the US but did pretty well...

Toby Fox’s indie hit Undertale took the world by storm when the game was released in 2015, with its distinctive art style and colorful array of characters. Praised for its...

We exist in a sea of Triple-A, 100-hour-long, epic video game titles being released monthly. We also have never-ending rogue-likes, competitive card games and online battle royale style shooters vying...

There's a unique place in the world for games like Sludge Life. It's not the polished Triple-A or Triple I experience we have primed ourselves to enjoy, but it's not...

Who doesn’t like a good old puzzle game? Ever since humankind invented free time, we have tried to keep ourselves busy and challenged. Hack Grid fulfills this role to quite...

Shadow Man Remastered is another interesting remaster from Nightdive Studios who have made it their goal to update and re-release great lost classics. Sitting somewhere between HD port, remaster and...

Developed by Moonlight Kids and published by Humble Games, The Wild at Heart first caught my eye in March, during an ID@Xbox showcase. Not much of the game was shown,...

In 2011, the original Binding of Isaac was released. The surprisingly challenging flash-made, top-down bullet hell about a small crying child escaping his homicidal mother — with a heap of...