Review: Top Racer Collection is a great drive down memory lane
QUByte Interactive’s Top Racer Collection brings three of the most beloved 16-bit racers that certainly left their mark back in the day.
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Rise of Industry: A captain of industry or a robber baron?
Rise of Industry could grow to become a fully-fledged and well regarded tycoon game that can stand the test of time.
Review: GrimGrimoire OnceMore is a beautiful encore of an overlooked gem
A surprising mix of RTS and RPG, GrimGrimoire is one of the PlayStation 2’s most gorgeous games, and now it’s making a return in HD form.
Entertainium Extra: Steam family sharing, new Vita model announced, and more
Entertainium Extra is our weekly news round-up highlighting some of the bigger, interesting, or just plain weird stories from the past week. Valve announces family share plan for Steam One of the more interesting functions of the Xbox One prior to the DRM reversal was the game sharing. The idea was you could grant a…
The Rise and Fall of Games for Windows Live
In 2007, Microsoft launched a service for PC games. It was called Games for Windows Live. The idea was that it would be an immediately recognizable mark on a game box of quality; that the game would have got through certification to be up to Microsoft’s high standards and would offer PC gamers a similar…
Drawkanoid puts a new spin on a classic with great results
With one small change, QCF Design transforms Arkanoid into something new while still keeping its core intact.
Star Wars Outlaws is an incredible pickup for Switch 2 owners
Ubisoft’s crack at one of the most profitable franchises around runs surprisingly well on Switch 2, making Star Wars Outlaws a great game to own on Nintendo’s new system.
Review: Gerda: A Flame in Winter is a haunting, dramatic and involving story worth playing
Gerda: A Flame in Winter is a deeply emotive tale of love, loss and resistance set in the closing months of the Second World War.
Review: Rodents can be great heroes if Curse of the Sea Rats has anything to say
Unresponsive controls get in the way of an otherwise enjoyable callback to 16-bit platformers in Curse of the Sea Rats.
Rain Review
Rain’s concept is a splendid one. It follows a young boy and girl who suddenly find themselves turned invisible, unable to be seen except in the rain. The idea opens up a fair number of inventive opportunities. Except Rain fails to capitalize on them at every turn. Monotonous levels and repetitious puzzles make Rain a…