Review: Teslagrad 2 is an electrifying sequel to a brilliant platformer
An ever better game than its predecessor, Teslagrad 2 is a surprise release that keeps on giving.
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140 Review
Video games and rhythm never cease to go together flawlessly, especially so with games that use it creatively, or at least intelligently. 140 from developer Jeppe Carlsen falls under the latter. It’s a minimalist platformer that ties basic jumping puzzles to the beat of music, testing not only your reflexes and dexterity but your sense…
Review: All aboard the Post Trauma horror train!
Post Trauma is a small team’s passion project that takes a stab at Silent Hill with impressive results.
Review: Relive some warm childhood videogame memories with Jaleco Sports: Goal!
Jaleco Sports: Goal! drags two of the oldest 8-bit and 16-bit soccer games back from the past. Should they have just stayed buried or do they belong in a museum?
Review: Colt Canyon is a rich bounty of Switch dual-stick shootin’ goodness
Don’t be tricked by its Atari-age visuals, Colt Canyon is as modern of a game as they get.
In Far Cry: New Dawn, pink is the new black, and everything else feels pretty much the same
For as tiring as the formula’s starting to get for Far Cry, there’s absolutely no denying that these games can be a whole lot of brainless fun.
The Top 12 Games of 2023
The team gathers to highlight some of their favorites from 2023, a year of incredible highs and devastating lows.
Ibb & Obb Review
Depending on how you play Ibb & Obb, it will either be a delightful game of jolly cooperation or an exercise in multitasking hell. Despite its inviting looks, Ibb & Obb is a deceitfully challenging game. It’s cooperative-based platforming requires coordination on a grand scale, as well as extreme dexterity should you play solo. Guiding…
Jazzpunk Review
Whilst some jokes fall flat, most of the humour of Jazzpunk succeeds simply because of its downright wackiness.
Grow Home Review
Surprise plays a huge part in anyone’s enjoyment of a game. Seeing what something you’ve never heard about actually shapes up to be can either be the reason to start humming Ode to Joy or curse the waste of time and money you’ve just started playing. In the case of Grow Home, the overpowering feeling…