‘Stela’ Review: Running to the Sound of Music
Rote but engaging, Stela is a lovely experience bolstered by an incredible score....
‘Castlevania: Rondo of Blood’ – The Rarest Vampire Hunter
by Taylor Smith
31 Days of Horror...
‘Heave Ho’ Review: Us & Chuck
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...
‘The Lost Light of Sisu’ Review: More Frustrating Than Fun
'The Lost Light of Sisu' approaches the physics-based platforming genre with the best of intentions, but the inconsistent gameplay never feels comfortable, and more often...
‘Master Of Disguise’: Wario Land’s Black Sheep
by Nathan B
The Wario Land series is a strange beast – and a consistently excellent one, at that. A strong departure from the mainline Mario entries, the...
‘Guacamelee 2’ Review: The Main Event of Wrestlevania
Guacamelee 2 hasn't gone through a drastic WWE-style character change, but it hasn't performed a heel turn either....
‘Iconoclasts’ Review: Witty, Colorful and Plays Like a Dream
Iconoclasts is far from an average 2D platformer. Learn how this little gem of a game stacks up on the Nintendo Switch....
‘Chasm’ Review – Making the Basic Metroidvania
by Taylor Smith
It’s no stretch to say we’ve been in the retro-revival trend for the better half of a decade now. There have been plenty of good...
The Ever-Lasting Appeal of ‘Kirby’s Adventure’
by Nathan B
Kirby’s Adventure for the NES is one of those games that just seems to get everything right, and in a way that is remarkably ahead...
‘Aegis Defenders’ Review: A Gorgeously Frantic Love Letter
Video games have a longstanding history of taking from predecessors in both style and mechanics. A Hat in Time plays wonderfully as a modern take on...
Games That Changed Our Lives: ‘Oddworld Abe’s Exoddus’
by Nic Rueben
“Moloch the incomprehensible prison! Moloch the crossbone soulless jailhouse and Congress of sorrows!, Moloch whose mind is pure machinery! Moloch whose blood is running money”...
Review: ‘Super Meat Boy’ on Nintendo Switch
by Maxwell N
How well does the legendary indie game, "Super Meat Boy", hold up on Nintendo Switch?...
Could Rayman Give Mario a Run for His Coins?
by Mike Worby
Ever since the release of the original Super Mario Bros. over 30 years ago, Mario has regularly and persistently found himself at the top of the platforming...
The Wonderful Whimsy of Michel Ancel
by Nathan B
There are many reasons why people play video games. One of the most common reasons is to escape; to get out of the present world...
‘Rosenkreuzstilette’ Review: Spirited Away
For some though, there isn't enough, and like its contemporaries the series has more than its fair share of fan games that attempt to ape...
‘Rot Gut’ — Crime Never Sleeps
Rot Gut Developed and Published by Shotgun Surgeon Available on PC via Steam Rot Gut portrays a colourless city that has become a cesspool of...