New roguelike UnderMine is a brilliant fusion of Binding of Isaac and Spelunky
Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it’s back in the mine we go
Disintegration seems to mix Halo first-person shooting with Socom-style tactics well
It makes sense, given its roots.
Journey to the Savage Planet co-op multiplies the goofs without sacrificing its soul
Two is sometimes better than one.
Once Upon a Time in Roswell fails to follow the light
You’d think that a detective would carry a lockpick…
Due Process is like Rainbow Six Siege but with more rainbow
A process that seems worth doing.
Not For Broadcast makes you want to create your own ’80s-era fake news
Funded by consumers like you.
How promising detective game Backbone was crafted from Russian oppression and raccoon attacks
This raccoon has potential.
PAX West 2019’s best, worst, and weirdest indie games
Just a small sampling of the billion indie games at PAX West 2019.
Marvel’s Avengers’ setup shows some promise in a way its gameplay does not
A little reassurance on both sides of the spectrum.
Blair Witch might be the best entry in the franchise since the first film
Not a high bar, but an achievement nonetheless.
Battle Planet – Judgement Day perfectly illustrates a problem with ‘roguelikes’
Variety is not a mission priority.
Griftlands slays the competition by spinning an impressive yarn
Building a great roguelike RPG is all in the cards.
The Surge 2 is the cyberpunk Souls-like I didn’t know I needed
A cyberpunk Dark Souls? Count us in.
The Cycle brings a much needed refresh to Fortnite-style battle royales
Reporting from the eye of the storm
Knights and Bikes seems like the Cornish Goonies we’ve always deserved
Straight outta Cornwall.