Swiftly gliding past its competitors, R-Type established itself as the quintessential space shooter, spawning several sequels and spin-offs. After an 18-year hiatus, Granzella has released R-Type Final 2, but will it be more than a nostalgia flight to days of the arcade?
Narita Boy, the latest from Studio Koba and Team 17 is here! Come and find out if this is a digital kingdom worth saving.
Playing as the recently deceased Ed Miller, you’re tasked with finding out the dark secrets that led to your untimely demise. Will the truth lead you to madness, or will you escape the confines of the manor that started it all?
Dungeon and Graveyard is a console and PC remake of a mobile dungeon crawler/roguelike from 2016, featuring procedurally generated dungeons filled with monsters, loot and just a little bit of frustration.
Judgment has its flaws, but its fresh take on the Yakuza formula plus relatable story and characters set the game apart. While the gameplay additions don’t always hit the mark, this Remastered version is absolutely the way to play it.
Returnal is a haunting, beautiful, exhilarating, and engaging rogue-like bullet-hell with a deeply compelling narrative, fantastic controls, and an addictive loop that will keep you playing for hours.
Ashwalkers, from the brand new developer Nameless XIII, is a long somber trek that harkens back to the days of Oregon Trail without capturing the genre’s strengths.
The Signifier Director’s Cut is a more polished version 2020’s mind-bending, point-and-click murder mystery puzzle game exploring the juncture of objective reality, dreams and emotion.
After evading taxes and owing the government a bunch of money, Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion brings us on an epic adventure to pay off his debt through battling random animals and partaking in enjoyable meme-slewed conversations with other adorable vegetables.
Tasomachi: Behind the Twilight has a wonderful aesthetic and calming presence, but how does it fare past what we see in the trailers?
