Exploring all the angles in Project Warlock II
Buckshot Software have hugely improved their level design, but this early access retro shooter needs to do more to stand out from the crowd.
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Review: DNF Duel is absurd in all the right ways
Screen-filling attacks and huge momentum swings define the latest from Arc System Works and Eighting.
Review: Fobia: St Dinfna Hotel is quite a horrific surprise
You can check-out of Fobia at any time you like, but you can never leave St Dinfna Hotel.
Review: Capcom Fighting Collection is Capcom’s best compilation to date
If you’re a Darkstalkers fan, you’d be silly not to buy Capcom Fighting Collection. And if you’ve never heard about it, there’s no better place to find out what you’ve been missing.
Review: The Quarry is teenage horror in game form in the best of ways
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger… and it turns you into its quarry.
Review: The Ascent is often frenetic, furious, frenzied, and easily forgotten
A cyberpunk world framed in cornea burning neon coupled with a cast of thoroughly unlikeable characters translates into a game that’s often frenetic, furious, frenzied and easily forgotten.
Review: It’s far from perfect, but Sonic Origins is currently the best compilation of classic Sonic games available
Sonic Origins is a convenient little package of the 16-bit Sonic games you’ve probably already played at some point in new and improved forms, with noteworthy issues in regards to content locked behind DLC depending on which version you buy.
Review: Trying to save the world one death at a time in Souldiers
With the blessing of the valkyries you’re granted eternal attempts to overcome the dangerous world of Souldiers.
Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is the raddest TMNT game ever
It’s no exaggeration to say that Shredder’s Revenge is a Tribute Games masterpiece in every conceivable way, paying homage to the beloved 30+ year cartoon property and the games that came with it.