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Sega takes another crack at releasing the definitive mini version of their most beloved console ever.

Spring Falls is a short and light puzzle game about water and erosion

Callum RakestrawMay 23, 2021April 25, 202504 mins

Just kick back and let the chill vibes wash over you — and solve some fun puzzles along the way.

Exploring all the angles in Project Warlock II

Andy JohnsonJuly 12, 2022April 28, 202503 mins

Buckshot Software have hugely improved their level design, but this early access retro shooter needs to do more to stand out from the crowd.

Previews

Checking out 11bit Studios at BGS 2017

Eduardo ReboucasOctober 31, 2017September 9, 202006 mins

Brazil Game Show 2017 was in full swing a couple of weeks ago, and I stopped by 11bit Studios’ charming booth to check out their wares on display. I came out extremely impressed by what the Polish studio brought over to the show. I was even more impressed by the fact that only one of…

Review: Blacken Slash is a roguelike that rewards long-term planning

Callum RakestrawAugust 23, 2022April 25, 202507 mins

Losses can have incredible gains if you play your cards right.

Reviews

Transistor Review

Callum RakestrawMay 20, 2014April 25, 202518 mins

Transistor wastes no time in jumping straight to the action. Rather than a long preamble to set the stage, the first thing you see is the protagonist looming over a dead body impaled by a massive sword. It’s a striking scene – one that raises tons of questions, but provides no answers. Transistor simply trusts…

Review: Stellar Blade blissful combat makes up for its shortcomings

Eduardo ReboucasMay 7, 2024May 7, 202405 mins

Excellent combat and clever enemy design make up for Stellar Blade’s otherwise bland story and questionable aesthetic choices.

Reviews

Tooth and Tail is a more approachable take on real-time strategy

Callum RakestrawSeptember 17, 2017April 25, 202504 mins

Anytime a game comes along that purports to take an otherwise complex and inaccessible genre and make it more welcoming toward newcomers, I’m usually at least somewhat interested. Anything that can make games more widely accessible is always a good thing, especially when it applies to genres that traditional have a high barrier to entry….