PC

  “For when Fantasies Collide, The bloodshed is assuredly real. The God war is testament to that”   One of my favorite aspects of the indie genre is the fact...

Backpack Hero turns the familiar chore of managing your overstuffed RPG inventory into the core mechanic of a dungeon-delving, roguelike adventure, and it works surprisingly well. Managing inventory space in...

Sports Management Sims are chock-full of strategy, variety, and a plethora of options to customise your experience, making it a staple for every sport fan. Sadly, 90 Minute Fever commits...

Lovecraftian influences, a voluptuous goat woman, and genuine horror; all steeped in the aesthetics of 90’s era anime. Sucker for Love: Date to Die For tells a surprisingly touching narrative,...

Geometry Survivor is what happens when you crash together the bullet heaven gameplay of Vampire Survivors with the neon-soaked, wireframe visuals of Xbox Live Arcade Hit Geometry Wars. It’s a...

Whilst House Flipper was more akin to a simulation of a house renovation, and The Sims offered the ability to build a home from scratch, Furnish Master focuses primarily on...

The unknown has always played a major part in media surrounding outer space, and The Invincible does an amazing job utilizing feelings of emptiness to create a breathtaking experience. Unfortunately,...

As a genre, isometric RPGs are infamous for expansive narratives, tactical gameplay and for requiring colossal amounts of time to explore. When done well, they can make for some of...

Games are similar to food, there's a plethora of different types to pick from, each one feeding a different person’s specific craving. Dungeon Munchies is a quite spicy take on...

Deep in an industrial labyrinth, taunted by an egomaniac CRT monitor, four puny humans find themselves facing down death. Barely armed and facing starvation, they must traverse through rooms, fighting...