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Dice Settlers review — Western wonder
A passive, settlement building foray into the world of dice
Damsel review — As frustrating as it is fun
Damsel's commitment to a gorgeously grungy aesthetic smooths over some of the rougher bumps in its game design.
Weird Things Humans Search For — Google drive?
Guess the most popular answers to silly questions at your own dinner table in Weird Things Humans Search For.
The Great Story of a Mighty Hero — Remastered
Hack and slash? Check. Cute-looking characters and enemies? Check. Gore? Check. The Great Story of a Mighty Hero does what it says on the tin — it’s a hack-and-slash game in which you play the mighty hero.
Brass: Lancashire review — Shiny
The revolution will not be televised, but it will play out on your table
Lords of Waterdeep (Steam) review — Dungeons and digital
An impressive port of a popular worker-placement tabletop game.
Solbot: Energy Rush will save you from fossil fuels!
A lesson about renewable energy
Fishing Sim World — Not just Euro Fishing
I hadn't really expected to be talking about a fishing game again so soon, but during the magic hour, those bites can come fast and furious.
Kaiju Crush review — Monster mash
Randomised, modular setup, unusual approach to movement and rock-paper-scissors style combat,
Depth of Extinction: a turn-based, violent underwater world
In the watery Depth of Extinction, you're tasked with preventing another apocalypse. Various violent groups want to kill you to cause your failure.
Little Bug review — A surreal platforming journey
Little Bug is a polished platformer that will charm speedrunners, completionists and casual players alike.
Chronicles of Crime review — Augmented reality?
If you’re a fan of cooperative investigation games like Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective then Chronicles of Crime is likely to blow you away.
Medieval (2018 HGN Games Edition) review — Total war?
Medieval pitches players as a political cabal (think of The Knights Templar) who hold significant sway over one or more powers (usually two in a normal game) at the outset of The Middle Ages.
I Hate Running Backwards runs the right way
A roguelike shooter set in the Serious Sam universe.
Getting to know the locals in Lingtopia
It’s time to lose our way for the sake of learning as we dive into Lingtopia’s language lessons.
Mutants: Genetic Gladiators Kickstarter preview — DNA dominance
A recommended Kickstarter for fans of deck builders and standalone drafting games.
Eonia, a sweet treat in a hard shell
EONIA is a world of interest and weirdness. You set out, tasked to explore the world, learn new skills and document the various wild creatures of the world.
The River review — Without a paddle?
Become a mayor and build the best riverside town you can.
Root review — Wehrle of a time
Root is a complex game, and to match, we have created a detailed review of the entire thing.
Slay hordes of enemies with Thy Sword
Intense Commadore 64 tribute is a tough pixel platformer with bite