Still Wakes The Deep released earlier this year and before the year is out Kerr McCallum thinks you owe it to yourself to take the time to go on this journey off the coast of Scotland.
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Review | Worlds Of Aria - A Roleplaying Oneshot In Digital Form
From Baldur’s Gate 3 to Disco Elysium, and Wildermyth to Citizen Sleeper, its hard not to feel like we are in golden age of roleplaying games that feel authentic to the tabletop experience.
Michael Beckwith checks out Worlds of Aria to see it is worthy of being part of this digital TTRPG renaissance.
Review | Dungeon Clawler - Grabber Games
Grab a yoke and snatch some goodies in this surprisingly engaging twist on the rogue-lite genre.
Stuart Pettigrew reviews Dungeon Clawler.
Review | Metal Slug Tactics - From Run-And-Gun To Think-And-Plan
Metal Slug is back in a totally new genre.
Edwin Teo reviews Metal Slug Tactics to see how the iconic run and gun series makes the jump to strategy.
Review | Threshold - Tightly Measured And Breathlessly Sharp
Bureaucracy and red tape make for a uniquely tense workplace horror in Threshold.
Joshua Winters reviews.
Review | Great God Grove – Armed With An Oxford Dictionary And A Pack Of Children’s Crayons
Great God Grove is a weird genre bending take on postponing the end of the world.
Jay Weaver dives into this world of puzzles, gods, and… puppets?
Review | Dungeon Antiqua - Is it Wizardry? Is it Final Fantasy? No! It's Dungeon Antiqua
Dungeon Antiqua is a Japanese indie game that combines Wizardry’s brutal sturcture with Final Fantasy’s classes to create something wholly unique.
Adam Wescott reviews.
Review In Progress | S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl - A Long Winding Road
S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2 is a vast game that we feel like we’ve barely scratched the surface of.
But the more Angus Law plays the more rewarding the experience is becoming.
Review | Sorry We're Closed - A Rapturous PlayStation Scrapbook of Queer Life
Sorry We’re Closed borrows styles and ideas for classic early polygonal games, but this throwback is much more than just a mishmash of nostalgia. It’s something truly new.
Joshua Winters reviews.
Review | Shadows Of Doubt - There's No Doubt That This Is A Pretty Rough Stakeout
Shadow Of Doubt promises a neverending world of neo-noir detective action but once you get deeper and deeper into this case, you’ll find there isn’t much to hang your hat on.
Jonny Malks reviews.
Review | Thronefall - The Emperor's New Tower Defence
Thronefall is a minimalist tower-defence strategy game with a great art style but something isn’t quite right in this kingdom.
Branford Hubbard reviews.
Review | Phoenix Springs - An Atmospheric Triumph With A Few Notable Quirks
Phoenix Springs is a neo-noir adventure game with a striking style but there’s more to it than just that.
Jonny Malks reviews.
Review | Shin-Chan: Shiro And The Coal Town - The Kid Is Alright
Shin-chan returns to video games in Shiro And The Coal Town under the stewardship of a new developer.
So how does h.a.n.d. Inc’s version of the character hold up? Riley Hogan reviews.
Review | Beyond Galaxyland - Kids In Space
Beyond Galaxyland is an innovative mixture of sidescrolling exploration and turn-based combat that takes RPGs to SPAAAAAAAAACE.
Branford Hubbard reviews this surprising delight.
Review | Jackbox Survey Scramble - Game Night Warm-Up
Jackbox is back but this isn’t another fully fledge Party Pack.
The Jackbox Survey Scramble is a solid party game but Cee finds that it may run out of gas before your party does.
Review | Tormenture - If You Die In The Game...
“Cursed video game inside a video game” is becoming something of a genre in and of itself, but can Tormenture do enough to differentiate itself from similar horror concepts?
Zackary Edwards reviews.
Review | Deathsprint 66 - Death On Two Legs
Mario Kart meets The Running Man in Deathsprint 66 and while it has a solid foundation the simple lack of a playerbase makes this game hard to recommend.
Joe Chivers reviews.
Review | Marko: Beyond Brave - Brave But Flawed
Marko: Beyond Brave looks great thanks to a hand-drawn artstyle but this Kickstarter-funded Metroidvania is lacking key areas that would make it stand out from the crowd.
Zackary Edwards reviews.
Review | Wilmot Works It Out - Puzzles And A Postie
We know Wilmot works at a warehouse, but in their downtime did you know that Wilmot Works It Out?
Ali Rees reviews Finji’s latest vibes based puzzler.
Review | Mouthwashing - Up Or Down The Corporate Ladder?
Mouthwashing is mean, and cruel, and nasty… but it is also something else.
Jay Weaver reviews.