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Solo review — A game interviews a player
A beautiful, thoughtful game filled with simple puzzles and compelling story.
BATTLETECH review — No guts, no galaxy
With detailed management and enjoyable, tense, tactical combat, we had to take a look at Harebrained Studios' BATTLETECH, the latest highlight in a long-lived universe.
Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: The Broken Alliance review
Battlestar Galactica Deadlock's new DLC, The Broken Alliance, adds both more story depth as well as a variety of ships for both the Colonial Fleet and the Cylons.
Fort Triumph Early Access review — A turn-based tactics title where the environment gives you the…
A turn-based tactics game where the environment as important as your positioning.
Stormland Early Access review (v0.8) — Stuck on the island.
Build up a base in Stormland, a survival game occupying a living world.
Safe House review — Manage spies, manage sweet little spies
Safe House deals with the less glamorous, but perhaps more essential side of espionage: keeping the spies ready for the next mission, but out of danger.
Fox n Forests review — Save the forests by swapping seasons
Change the seasons and save the forest as Rick, a scoundrel fox.
Ancestors Legacy review — The Saxons are coming
Ancestors Legacy takes tactical squad management to the Dark Ages. We have been playing it.
Rise to Nobility review — Dicey deeds, done dirt cheap
Rise to nobility in this worker-placement board game.
Cast of the Seven Godsends review — A Retro Platformer Full of Options
Resurrected by the Godsends, you must fight to save your son and your kingdom.
Woo-Hoo! Review — A slippery slope
If you want to encourage very young children to get into games and engage their brains, look no further than this.
Gray Dawn Review — Figuring out your past and coming to terms with the demons inside You
Gray Dawn is a psychological horror game which revolves around a string of child disappearances and murders, while also while exploring religion and psychological trauma.
Beckett review — A Twitching Slice of Life
We had a look at Beckett, a surreal interactive story.
Shape of the World review — A walk in the park
Shape of the World takes you on a beautiful journey through a magical world which unravels at your behest.
Cities: Skylines Parklife Review — Having a Day Out
Cites: Skylines is back with a new expansion pack — this time with Parklife, where you can build parks to your heart's content!
Starship Corporation Review — Complete Starship Design Contracts to the Finest Detail
With dedication and determination, you can turn a fledgling Starship Corporation into an extremely profitable conglomerate which rules the entire star system.
Tokaido review — A gateway to discovery
Join 2-4 others in taking a pilgrimage along Japan's East Sea Road in this set-collection, point-to-point tabletop title.
Go Nuts for Donuts! review — Cute yet tasty card game
Go Nuts for Donuts! is an adorable two-to-six player card game where players try to get the most wonderful donuts from the donut box.
Cultist Simulator Review — From Mundane to Mansus
A card-based game about wandering the land beyond dreams in order to obtain dark magical power.
Brew Town Review — Time to Craft Some Beer!
A superb casual game, gorgeous to look at and a delight to play. For the low, low price of free, we really can’t complain.