The Bearded Ladies bring us their next major release, with this offshoot of the popular tabletop RPG Mutant Year Zero. Between some clever mechanics, snappy writing and fresh take on the turn based genre, you may want check out Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, if you’re looking for something innovative.
Mr. Tako’s off to end a heated conflict between his octo-kind and the land dwelling humans, but he’ll need to don many hats across a surprisingly charming adventure that is out now on Nintendo Switch!
Call of Cthulhu drops on PS4, Xbox One and PC just in time for Halloween, so why not tuck in to our review and see if you’re in the mood to get spooked?
Hover is finally out on the other promised platforms, but despite some extra time in the oven, it seems like this parkour-focused game is still as much of a grind as it was back then.
The Nintendo Switch feels like the perfect platform for a spiritual successor to a cult hit from past generations, with former team members joining forces to bring us more Marbling goodness. Marble It Up! is live on the eShop, and a worthy title for fans of the genre.
Capcom takes us down memory lane with the Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle, and it is an excellent reminder of why this type of game is so fun.
Ben Esposito’s unique title Donut County is definitely one of the year’s more refreshing titles, and despite its short runtime, it’s something you’d do well to check out if you have an afternoon to kill.
On top of the recent changes to the preorder discount. Twitch confirms it’s changing things up for the worse, providing less reason to make use of Twitch Prime than you may have before.
Drinkbox Studios brings us back to the world of Guacamelee, and it’s Juan heck of a sequel that you definitely won’t want to pass up, especially if you’re a fan of the first game.
Salt & Sanctuary makes its way to the Nintendo Switch, and Ska Studios’ stellar title holds up just as well as it does on the other platforms its been released on.
