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What happens when a game with “too many ideas” actually works?

An Arabian Nights themed roguelike; an action-packed adventure game put together by the developers at Uppercut Games.

Armed with a magic, possessed marker, can Max save himself from his mother and his brother from an even greater evil?

You have twenty days to save the ghost of your former mentor, how will you do that? By going out there and making a ton of money by cleaning up the town of ghosts.

Defeat the evil wizard Mormo to break the curse, and free yourself from the curse which traps you as the titular Swords of Ditto.

Crew, repair, and defend your spaceship as alien attackers bear down on you and your friends.

Post-apocalyptic Russia & USA have got major beef, but they've also got massive, weaponised mechs which are ready to dual and battle over the skylines of floating cities.

Immortal Redneck is an interesting game, and the PC version — which released earlier in the year — quickly became my favourite game of recent times. Which is odd, as I am not a fan of roguelikes, and hate dying in games. And you will die, a…

Would this be a game for you though? The best way to answer this question is with another question: does the idea of having a shotgun wielding dog as your party leader sound fun?

''From what I can tell, this may very well be the game Shaq deserves''

White Owls Inc and G-Rounding Inc have teamed up to launch a Kickstarter campaign for a debt repayment and mystery RPG, The Good Life.

''Driving becomes a continuous readjustment between pushing your vehicle to its top speed, careful understanding of when to use your position changing weapons and a good memory of the map to ensure maximum advantage when doing so''

Compact action RPG the Swords of Ditto will be released this week on Tuesday 24th of April to PC and PS4.

Match-three meets film noir in Metropolis: Lux Obscura — a revenge story featuring an impressive, graphic-novel inspired art-style.

Funcom has released gameplay footage of Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, a new tactical adventure game developed by The Bearded Ladies. 

We had a closer look at Masters of Anima, a squad-strategy action game with a little magic thrown in.

A game so enjoyable and so addictive, I almost forgot to review it!

Do violent video games play a part in creating real-life violence?

Ride a caffeine-pumped giraffe around bizarre and ridiculous worlds