Memory Adventures in the Jungle comes from Les Jeux de Milen, a small indie studio that develops and publishes its own projects. The game plans to launch on…
Some games push you to hammer buttons, react on instinct, and test your reflexes. Sub-Verge, developed by Interactive Tragedy and officially selected for LudoNarraCon 2025, moves in the…
Helping Hand is currently in development for Steam VR and Meta Quest, with a planned release in September 2025. The demo impressed us with its smart mix of…
Ratatan, born from the developers of Patapon, is a 2D rhythm action game with roguelite elements, engaging and colorful. A title like Ratatan could only have been created…
Saber Interactive brings Hellraiser back to life, building on the success of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 (our review here) and teaming up with Boss Team Games, the…
We find ourselves in a world where chess rules collapse, logic bends, and every move becomes a question. Beyond the Board, the debut title from Portuguese studio Fragile…
While waiting for the review, which will arrive shortly, we give you our first impressions of Hell Clock. Fast-paced title, action roguelite and with Diablo-like elements. Welcome to…
Developed by the authors of Blasphemous and published by Dotemu, NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound is a revisitation of the old 2D action platformers of the saga. If I had…
After Us is a third-person action-adventure that masterfully intertwines compelling platforming with a rich, environmental narrative. Intentionally eschewing mainstream trends, it embraces an artistic and conceptual approach over…
Dotemu with the Absolum demo fuses the elements of the side scrolling beat ’em up with that of the roguelite, along with other interesting ideas. Absolum is a…
Former Rockstar studio Build a Rocket Boy was set to launch with MindsEye (previously covered here) — a “module” within the expansive, ambitious Everywhere platform, envisioned to host…
Synchro presents itself as a “sui generis” RPG that interprets various tactical-strategic and exploration elements in a truly interesting way. As soon as I started Synchro, I noticed…
