With its genre defining world-building, neo-noir detective beats and damaged characters all underscored by a stirring, ruinous futurist aesthetic (not to mention Vangelis evocative and timelessly melancholic score), Ridley Scott’s seminal Blade Runner has long earned its place as not just an...
Developed by Round8 Studio and published by Korean outfit NEOWIZ, Lies of P is an atmospheric Soulslike that pulls on both the design bedrock of FROM Software’s legendary series and also Carlo Collodi’s beloved fairytale, Pinoochio. An enticing mix of influences to say the least, this game...
Gem Wizards Tactics came out back in 2021 for Steam and 2022 for Switch, but frankly, not enough people are talking about it. This delightful turn-based strategy game has five factions to choose from, including Potatoes, and The Business Demons, each of which has its own unique take on how to take...
Necrosmith is a lot of things. It’s a necromancer simulator; it’s a bullet hell; it’s a strategy game; it’s a tower defence game. It sounds muddled, but it’s actually not. Basically, each run kicks off with you in your tower with only a handful of skeleton body parts to your name. Each...
Your Only Move Is Hustle hit Steam back in February this year, but had been on Itch.io before that. It’s a strange prospect, because while this is undoubtedly a fighting game, it’s also turn-based, and matches can take up to thirty minutes depending on the people and characters in...
Developed by the same talented hands that brought us the roundly excellent Divinity: Original Sin games, Baldur’s Gate 3 looks set to deliver the most sprawling, ambitious and accurate take on the Dungeons & Dragons tabletop phenomenon seen to date and we’re here to let you know everything...
Brought to grim life by developer Sumo Digital and published by Gun Interactive, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre game is a third-person asymmetrical horror effort that channels the terror and intensity of the 1974 genre classic with nail-biting stealth and vicious, bloody executions.
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With the previously PlayStation 5 exclusive Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart making its way to PC, now seems as good a time as any to take a trip down memory lane and impart a brief history of the Ratchet and Clank franchise from its humble PS2 origins to its present day incarnation.
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July is upon us and with it comes not only the best indie games releasing in July, but also the oppressive heat and humidity that some weirdos claim to love. Not us though, you can find us in a dark room praying for rain and tweeting about how horrific it is to be too warm. You’ll also find us...
If there’s one thing we need more of; it’s joy - and what’s more joyful than visiting a theme park? Well, designing your own, of course. Thankfully Park Beyond is here to give us a taste of the wonderful world of building, managing, and designing your own amusement park.
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Final Fantasy XVI is out this month, and despite how good it looks, it’s literally only coming to PlayStation, to begin with, which leaves the rest of us schmucks all alone without the latest game in a classically turn-based game series. However, Final Fantasy XVI isn’t a turn-based RPG at...
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is coming to PC, which we’re kind of surprised by because it’s probably the best PlayStation 5 exclusive on the console. It’s also the best game in the series, and one of the best action platformers out there as a result. It’s a style of game that’s not as...
