Rad mutates into a roguelike that doesn’t necessarily feel like an evolution
Double Fine’s latest game misses some of the X factors that make other roguelikes ageless, but it can be potentially fun for a while.
Double Fine’s latest game misses some of the X factors that make other roguelikes ageless, but it can be potentially fun for a while.
There’s something for puzzle fans of all kinds, whether they’re into color block combining or rather have a more carnival approach to their minigames.
The Rogue Prince of Persia plays brilliantly and as it approaches 1.0, it already plays and feels like one of the best roguelikes around.
Nihon Falcom’s newest entry in Trails of Cold Steel offers a lengthy adventure that finally brings the series to the current gen, and it does not disappoint in any way.
While not nearly the best or most accurate versions of those classic games, they’re certainly the most accessible on modern systems.
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms is yet another quality entry in the franchise, taking the Kunio Kun crew on a fun romp across ancient China.
If you’re looking for a narrative adventure which is stylishly pushing the genre forward, Indika absolutely delivers.
Perfect time to give this delightful platformer a look if you don’t have a PlayStation.
What Arc System Works has pulled off with Guilty Gear Strive is nothing short of amazing.
Last time I saw Manifold Garden it went under the name Relativity. The game hasn’t changed much since then. The demo this year showed same level from last year, only more fleshed out. I didn’t mind, though. I’ll take any chance I get to poke around in its stunning world. Manifold Garden is a puzzle…