Mad Dog Games ‘remaster’ of the 2009 original is here, and completely questions what it means to be a remaster. It left us feeling a little aghast, and maybe even questioning whether or not if we ain’t afraid of no ghosts.
Sometimes you just need to take life less seriously and do a little groove. In Felix The Reaper, follow a jolly marshmallow of a man as he dances his way to reaping souls all the while sticking to shadows and pining for a love that should not be in this dark romantically themed comedy.
What the Golf? flips the idea of what a golf game should be on its head and delivers a charming experience that serves as an example of games at their most basic and most enjoyable.
BurgerTime Party! is an entertaining and easy to pick up party game that gives an old favorite some fresh new toppings.
From the team that brought you the hit game Skullgirls comes a brand new action-RPG called Indivisible. Join Ajna and her team as they work together to save the world.
We take a look at Neo Cab. A game where you play as the last human rideshare driver in a cyberpunk city where automation and corporations have taken over. Struggling, you search for a missing friend as you chauffeur customers, all the while wearing your emotions on your sleeve.
Crying Suns attempts to carve its own path in the vein of FTL’s tight intergalactic space fighting, and while it succeeds with its strong narrative and visuals, it loses out in some of the more in-depth mechanics of its inspiration.
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep brings guardians back to the moon in this haunting and gargantuan update that adds a ton of new and all around fun features to give Destiny players a fresh experience.
Codemasters’ beloved racing series is getting back to basics, and their reboot of GRID is a strong entry in the franchise. Codemasters have crafted a fun racing experience and managed to inject a little personality into the game to boot.
Discolored, an upcoming indie game by developer Jason Godbey is a first-person puzzle adventure game set in a world with no color. At its best, Discolored creates a sense of wonder with a few simple ingredients…but unfortunately, it often falls short of its potential.
