I was bowled over by the simplicity of Fledgling Heroes when it started. Then I was win over by its charm, and visual design, and then by its depth of...
In Other Waters is not a game I should enjoy. It’s slow-paced, there’s a lot of reading - it’s basically a text adventure - and yet I found myself fascinated...
If you’ve ever played The Banner Saga, you will be familiar with Ash of Gods: Redemption. It’s so similar in fact, that it may well be a sequel made by the same...
Can Androids Pray: Blue is a short, narrative game where you play one person in a conversation between two downed mechs. Not realising this going in, I was waiting for the action....
Want to learn how to drive? I’ll give you some tips says Peter. You can call him Pete. You learn how to drive forward, reverse park. Pretty simple. What’s that? You’re...
Valfaris is an 80s action movie of a side-scrolling shooter. It’s also not hugely dissimilar from the old 8 and 16-bit shooters in terms of looks and influence. Fortunately, it’s also rather...
Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark is a turn based game a bit like Advance Wars or Final Fantasy tactics. Strategic placement is key, as well as management of your inventory, item...
As soon as you fire it up, Exception asks you if you want to watch the story cutscene, or just get right into the action. Action please! There’s nothing I like less...
I can’t believe Crash Team Racing came out 20 years ago. TWENTY. YEARS. Wow, I feel old. I remember it being good. I think it might have even been really,...
Neptune has lost her memories. You play as her, and must help her regain them whilst completing quests for the locals. Another standard RPG then? Well, yes. But what sets...
Everyone once in a while, a game comes along that you weren’t expecting. I had heard about Into the Breach. People raved about it. I looked at screenshots. It looked...
Neverout does not give you a lot to sink your teeth into in anticipation. The first clue you get is the entire plot really, as you begin the game inside a grey...
Twin stick shooters, once the indie smash hit and since copied, rehashed, spun-off, evolved and developed many times, it's about time that the Switch had it's own. And Aperion Cyberstorm doesn't disappoint...
As a UK based site we're always looking for ways to give smaller UK developers a boost, so this is one we thought you guys might like to take a look at...
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