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Countless Army – A Reminder of a Bygone Era
Countless Army scratches a part of my brain that hasn't itched since I was a teenager. A lot of us can remember those days, stuck in a creaky chair in the computer room (don't age yourself too much here James), scrolling sites like…
BALL x PIT receives free The Shadow Update adding more balls and characters
BALL x PIT has released The Shadow Update, a free update that has introduced two new characters, 11 new balls, and a bunch of extra stuff to play through. If you've somehow found yourself here, but are unfamiliar with BALL x PIT, here is an…
Rugrats: Retro Rewind Collection from Limited Run Games opens Pre-Orders Soon
Rugrats, the show, was an icon in the 90s, with many different games released that featured the characters from the TV show. Tommy Pickles and the rest of the gang are now set to make their way into consoles, through the Rugrats: Retro…
Astro Burn is the definition of Cute-’Em-Up!
London Games Fest was this week, and I was lucky enough to attend its New Game Plus event. My first stop of the day was Astro Burn, developed by Beyond The Pixels. Astro Burn first gave me a Jetpack Joyride vibe, with its side scrolling,…
Unity of Command II – Ardennes 44’s meta plays smart on multiple counts
This major battle is also known as “The Battle of the Bulge” and/or “Unternehmen Wacht am Rhein”.
Fancy footwork matters more than grinding levels in Crimson Capes
With a flash of steel, you manoeuvre towards the enemy swordsman, your two daggers falling first thanks to the Combination attack that combines movement with a downward slash. The opponent isn’t out of the game yet, though, and raises their…
Our picks from the Steam Medieval Fest
There are always tons of different festivals and sales going on across Steam these days, with an absolutely massive one at the moment being the Steam Medieval Festival. This yearly festival has a wide mix of games to purchase as well as…
We Stay Behind explores the final days of an idyllic small town
Laburnum Creek is about to be wiped off the map by an approaching comet, We Stay Behind puts you in the role of Laura Tanner, a writer who has travelled to the town to speak to those who have decided that they simply won't leave. Almost a…
Baba’s Sausage Expedition – Three puzzle games on sale today only!
Three different puzzle games, from three different developers have found themselves wrapped up into one tasty bundle for today only! You can find A Monster's Expedition, Stephen's Sausage Roll and Baby is You in their own Steam bundle,…
Pokemon Centre has released new Pokemon 30th Collection Gift
The Pokemon Centre online has, as part of Pokemon 30th Collection, been releasing new themed products this year as part of its continued celebration of the franchise's history. Previously, purchasing these items resulted in getting a free…
Mops & Mobs makes you a card-battling, monster-assisting janitor
Take on the role of a dungeon custodian, keeping the dungeon loot-worthy and its dwellers motivated between card-based battles in Mops & Mobs. If you've ever looted a dungeon in a game then you'll know that they're meant to be good for…
Bloodthief is an unforgiving masterclass in speedrun level design
I’d not thought that a game about running across walls and zipping through the air at the speed of sound would end up at the top of my list for this year, then came along Bloodthief, and my brain chemistry has forever been altered by this…
Escape from Tarkov: Arena Season 2 – Casus Belli Is Out Now and it’s Looking Promising
Escape From Tarkov: Arena Season 2 will be released today, following an update, bringing with it the much awaited Season 2 battlepass and associated rewards. Battlestate Games' recent adaptation of Tarkov into a more competitive formula —…
The psychedelic world of Dread Delusion is a flawed masterpiece
For many RPG fans, Morrowind is the go-to for describing what an experience should look like. An open world, interrogatable characters, simple combat that is more about player choice and preparation than minutiae like “Movement” or…
Here Comes the Swarm rewrites the RTS progression rulebook
The last RTS I played with any consistency came out the same year as Shrek 2, when I was just a wee lad of age . Dawn of War, from 2004. I learnt how to assign units to control groups, how to manage two resources (Or more, as certain…
Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 – Spooks Galore at the Toystore
Poppy Playtime is an episodic horror game that has you taking on the role of a former employee of Playtime Co who returns to the facilities to discover that the toys aren’t quite as docile as they remember. As you venture around the now…
Our Picks from the Earth Appreciation Festival 2026
The Earth Appreciation Festival is a Steam showcase with the goal of celebrating the beauty and remarkable diversity of our Earth with a selection of over 170 games. This year is their fifth year, and this year the organisers — Slug Disco,…
NuloNiku: Bowl Up! – Lots of Cooking Gameplay!
Over the years I've come across so many, varied cooking games. Many of these feature foods that I love dearly, such as hot pot. I've got, as you can likely tell, a soft sport for cooking games, as I love cooking so much and quite enjoy…
Vampire Crawlers – A Dungeon Crawling, Combo Busting Twist
Vampire Crawlers recently showcased its 'Turbo Wildcard Dungeon Explorer' twist at London Games Festival and I managed to get my hands on it to see what's in store for this new spin on the trend setting monolith. Vampire Crawlers takes the…
Bonnie Bear Saves Frogtime – A Comedy Oddity for the Discerning Toad
Bonnie Bear Saves Frogtime is an odd proposition. The game is witty, charming, and is clearly well-crafted. So why am I finding myself bouncing off it? Bonnie Bear is one of those genre-bending games that will end up being given a generic…