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Sonar Beat — Fighting the music
Shooting enemies from a submarine or hitting notes right on time? Sonar Beat wants us to do both.
Ceylon — Time for tea?
Ceylon looks beautiful and plays in a fast, fluid manner, whilst simultaneously delivering complex choices that require considerable forward planning.
Headliner: Novinews — Dystopian media management
Headliner: Novinews is a fascinating experiment in media manipulation in a capitalist nation.
Rhino Hero: Super Battle — Taller towers, greater battles
Build up huge buildings and be the top hero of the town!
Crawl for treasure in Paper & Ink Dungeon
Paper & Ink Dungeon harks back to the olden days of dungeon crawling. We have been playing it.
Middle Earth Strategy Battle Game: Battle of Pelennor Fields Boxed Game — Lord of the Table?
Featuring an incredible eighty-four miniatures (two of which are very large monsters), Pelennor Fields is one of the most expansive starter packs that I’ve seen in miniatures gaming.
Please Don’t Touch Anything 3D expects you to do as you’re told
Please Don’t Touch Anything 3D is a wonderfully creative game with very little that’s similar to it out there.
Tannenberg review — Great War greatness awaits
Tannenberg brings us Great War multiplayer action. We have been playing it.
Catch & Release — Fishing in virtual reality
If there is one certainty in gaming it's this, if there's fishing, I'll play it. It wasn't anything I planned, but it has increasingly become the bulk of my gaming time over the years. Blame it on living where the winters get cold enough to…
Graveyard Keeper — Digging up the past
At a first glance, you might be forgiven in thinking Graveyard Keeper is just another ‘me-too’ Stardew Valley clone with a macabre theme slapped on. I can tell you right now, it’s really not. Graveyard Keeper is a quirky, isometric…
Maki Staki — Make sushi rolls and hope for the Nice Rice
A very cute card game where you make sushi!
Investigative gaming — The case of Return of the Obra Dinn
Return of the Obra Dinn offers the perfect blend of gameplay and story. We have been playing it.
Nibû review — The barbarians are coming!
Nibû brings wave-defence strategy to ancient times. We have been playing it.
Dale of Merchants 1 and 2 review — Animal crackers
Dale of Merchants features a straightforward concept and simple components, but there’s more to it than meets the eye — find out what it’s all about in our detailed review.
Genesis: Alpha One review — Clone life
Procedural spaceship building and roguelike shooter combined, Genesis: Alpha One is a unique fusion, but how does it hold up against the dark reaches of space? The life of a clone can be a hard one. Always overworked and generally…
Wargroove — The dogs don’t die
Wargroove brings a breath of life to a genre untouched for a long time, popularized by the Advance Wars series in the West. Does it still hold up in a time where Fire Emblem reigns supreme?
Racing to survive in Desert Child
You're a starving young scrapper desperate to escape Earth before it turns to dust, in Desert Child you do this through any means necessary.
Archmage review — Sorcery
Players race to fill the power vacuum left in the wake of a fallen Archmage, claiming the map and dispatching apprentices/.
No Yolk — Raise chickens and sell eggs
Try to make sure your hen house produces the most eggs possible!
Human Resource Machine — Time to code human
Figure out the logic behind the coporate machine in Human Resource Machine. Human Resource Machine, from Tomorrow Corporation, is a crash course in computer logic disguised as a menial manual labour job. Tasked with taking boxes emblazoned…