REVIEWS
Stupid Never Dies Review: Eleven Styles, Ten Minutes and a Girl to Save
The story follows Davy, a deserter zombie at the bottom of both monster and human hierarchies, who must topple KOM and take his Overtech to thaw Julia, the…
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NEWS
DIOXIDE Is a Brutal New Tactical Shooter Set in a World Ruled by a Ruthless Corporation
In DIOXIDE, survival is more than a matter of ammunition and resources: it's a struggle to reclaim your humanity in a world that has put a price on it.
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SPINE Reveals Four New Redline Outfits in Latest Customization Trailer
Few things in an action game are as satisfying as pulling off a perfectly executed fight. Dodging an incoming strike at the last possible moment, flowing straight into…
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Well Dweller Review: A Little Matchstick in a Sea of Darkness
Well Dweller makes a striking first impression by bringing together elements that rarely sit comfortably alongside one another: the charm of a fairytale and the unease of a…
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Future Knight Review: One Foot in the Past, the Other in the Future
Our review of Future Knight, a 2D action game by Studio Koba and Aeternum Game Studios set inside an old Game & Watch: an aesthetic choice that genuinely…
NEWS
Grave Mistakes Revealed: A Co-Op Horror Comedy About Funeral Homes and a Dark Family Secret
In Grave Mistakes you run and oversee the funeral home Good Mourning™ Funeral Home, a family business run for generations, in co-op for 2 to 4 players.
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Fading Echo Review: A Clever Action RPG That Shines in Fits and Starts
Some games make an immediate impression. Others take time to reveal their strengths, gradually drawing us into their worlds and systems. And then there are those that stay…
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Slender: The Arrival Review – Still Haunting, but No Longer Ahead of Its Time
Horror does not always need lavish production values, complex mechanics, or spectacular set pieces to leave a lasting impression. Sometimes, a single unsettling idea, carefully executed, is enough…
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Tiny Eden Review: A Beautiful Cozy Sim With a Thorny Progression System
Tiny Eden's cultivation system genuinely simulates soil chemistry, from sand, compost, water and temperature, and that mechanical honesty sets it apart from the crowd of cozy games on…
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Mexican Ninja Review: A Roguelite Between Pulp and Irreverence
Madbricks delivers a 2.5D action roguelite that blends Mexican and Japanese imagery in a Nuevo Tokyo ruled by the Narkuzas, with deliberately incorrect humor and a 90s pulp…
PREVIEW
The Doll Shop Preview: Horror and a Love Story in Atelier Sentô’s Hand-Drawn Game
The demo of The Doll Shop, Atelier Sentô's first commercial game, lasts half an hour and introduces a solitary craftsman in a snowed-in Japanese village, where the disappearance…
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Puppet House Review: A Short Stay in a Very Unwelcoming House
Horror does not always need darkness, blood, or something waiting to lunge from the shadows. Sometimes, all it needs is a house that has been left untouched for…