Kudzu captures the spirit of Link’s Awakening, and by extension, a slew of other classic adventures.
Game Review
Cult of the Lamb is a cup of Binding of Isaac mixed with a dollop of Stardew Valley, combined to form a cult of fun.
Botany Manor is a nice, casual challenge where none of the puzzles feel cheap or depend on faulty information. They all made logical sense.
Felix the Cat: a not-so-magical bag of not-so-tricky gameplay from the forgotten latter years of the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Pepper Grinder effectively improves on the platformer genre, with smooth controls and strong level design.
The first in a retrospective review series examining the Ultima games, starting with Akalabeth: World of Doom
I may not be much of a car guy but I remember Top Gear! Top Racer Collection go “hrrrroooomm” and “ruhninininin”!
Berserk Boy is a game that strives to build upon the influence of old-school action platformers, updating them for a modern audience.
Dead Cells meets Returnal in Ultros, a vivid, psychedelic Metroidvania calling back to the 1970s in its stunning neon splendour.
Turnip Boy is back for a new criminal adventure! Tax evasion’s not enough. Now he’s moved onto bank robbery with a heist bound to go down in infamy, or flames.
Diablo isn’t the only top down hack-n-slash RPG in town! If you’re sick of killing the devil for the fourth time, maybe swap out that pointy stick for a boom stick and aim it at an alien.
It’s been nice to return to this petrol-fume-addled world after so many years, and Forza Motorsport is a strong addition to the series.
A sterling example of an authentic remake, Super Mario RPG has a new remake with new content, new visuals, and familiar faces.
In the absence of classic Paper Mario, Born of Bread has risen to the task. Does it feel authentic? That’s the yeast of your worries.
With a little more time on the bunsen burner since its release, Potion Permit has made a speedy recovery into a much healthier game.
The game may be new, but its feeling of child-like wonder and delight is tempered with age in Super Mario Wonder.
SteamWorld Build offers a city sim experience that’s literally the best of both worlds: above ground and underground.
Gear up your party and build some turrets to fight your way through an Endless Dungeon, successor to Dungeon of the Endless.
The fast, overstimulating action of Raiden III returns with the Mikado Maniax Remix, propelling this legendary shmup onto PC and console.
CRYMACHINA asks what it means to be human, but along the way does it forget to ask what makes for a compelling story?
Silent Hope combines the farm sim and dungeon crawler with a CRPG cast under a JRPG aesthetic, a change of pace from Marvelous’ Rune Factory.
Cal the golf ball’s dog has been kidnapped & over 100 levels stand between them. Putt your way to his rescue & make Par for the Dungeon!
Boasting beautiful art and terrific gameplay, Ruinsmagus: Complete is a one-of-a-kind experience for any JRPG-loving PSVR2 owner.
Mr. Coo has fallen to pieces, but does his game hold itself together as he tries to find his missing parts?
Sea of Stars is everything you loved about RPGs of yesteryear, proving there’s an audience hungry for the classics and classic design.
Nintendo presented American players with a tropical adventure of adventure and exploration, and it lives on today in StarTropics!
Sephonie may not be what we expected, but the surprise elevates this 3D puzzle-platformer and its parkour specialists.
The Day of Infamy takes the stage with Medal of Honor: Rising Sun in remembrance of Hawaii’s history and World War II.
Let’s stroll down the sunny shores, tourist destinations, and cultural landmarks of Pokémon Sun & Moon, digital realization of the Aloha State.
Take a masterclass swim with Dave the Diver on the quest to run a successful sushi restaurant, and find friends and danger along the way.
