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Couch co-op is a phrase that’s used pretty infrequently these days. In fact, it seems that couch co-op wasn’t even a phrase at all until it wasn’t the norm anymore.…

Comedy is tough; there’s no better example of that than during Devolver Digital’s E3 2019 not-a-press-conference presentation on Twitch, which included a short — and quite funny — pre-recorded sketch…

There aren’t really any standout moments among the 4-5 hour campaign, but the majority of ‘Gato Roboto’ is addictive and satisfying as a light take on the Metroid genre.

With so many games tethered to murky shades of gray and brown, The Swords of Ditto was a pleasant surprise when it joined Devolver Digital’s rock-solid stable of indies. The game is an ambitious…

Katana ZERO is a thrilling, narrative-driven action game that makes a strong case for the possibilites of sidescrolling storytelling.

Ape Out is the ape-jazz-violence simulation you did not know you needed in your life. Smashing together brilliant design and satisfying gameplay, Ape Out is a short and stunning primal…

‘GRIS’ is packed with gorgeous imagery which ultimately winds up a just a pleasant distraction from a lack of focus on gameplay.

E3 2018 has been a bit of a biggie in terms of new game announcements, despite the amount of leaks that made it all seem pointless for it to even…

A look at Minit: a bite-sized big-little adventure where there’s more than what meets the eye

Review for “Reigns: Her Majesty”

“You are in Heaven. You’re here to kill the Boss. Do what I say if you want to live.”
You might feel like you’re in control, but in Ruiner you are the one being played.

A matriarchal sequel to Reigns has been announced for a 2017 digital release for the App Store, Google Play Store and PC/Mac systems.

It seems all the kids talk about these days is Westworld. Westworld this, Westworld that. HBO’s hit TV series hooked audiences early on and its season finale only served to…

Enter the Gungeon Developed by Dodge Roll Published by Devolver Digital Available on PC (Windows, Linux), Mac, PS4 What do you get when you cross twin-stick shooters like Smash TV with…

Love is scary, vague, and puzzling – at least in Dropsy. Developed by Tendershoot and A Jolly Corpse, this abstract take on the point-and-click adventure genre is simultaneously ominous and delightful. The gameplay and emotionally provocative soundtrack offer a heartwarming, sometimes bittersweet, experience when compared to its peers.