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Atomicrops
Atomicrops’ wacky tone courses through both visuals – including overall style and enemy design – but also its soundtrack which, sadly, can get a little repetitive a bit soon. Items, weapons and powerups also begin to repeat as you put more hours into the game but this never becomes bothersome...
Star Renegades
Star Renegades is one of the most gorgeous pixel art games you can currently play and has a turn-based combat system whose twists do keep you engaged. Learning what heroes excel at and how to combine them to disable and destroy opponents feels great and its Adversaries and Behemoths have...
Carrion
Carrion’s concept of playing the evil, inhuman creature that’s out to eat everyone is definitely interesting and, at times undoubtedly visceral despite its distant 2D perspective, letting you bloody up rooms and leave halves of corpses lying around for later consumption. Its movement enforces the foreign nature of its protagonist...
Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break undoubtedly treads familiar ground, although not without showing that, nine years on, Ace Team’s concept still has juice left in it. Aside from a couple of technical issues and cutscenes whose humor miss the mark, its unique hybrid gameplay that mixes boulder racing...
Desperados III
Desperados III is a prime example of an excellent real-time tactics game that emphasizes observation, planning and knowledge of its five characters’ different kits and how they interact while also testing your reactiveness. It can be brutal at times and it relies a bit too much on outnumbering you but...
Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem bears the signs of an ambitious project that proved to be a little much for its developer. A story that feels put together in a rush and lacks flow, coupled with all manner of small and large issues ultimately compound into an experience that, overall, comes...
Even so, Darksiders Genesis proves that the franchise still has plenty of juice left. Although it brings a familiar mixture of elements to the table, shooting, slashing and crushing Hell’s denizens as War and Strife feel great. The platforming and puzzling come in just enough quantity to provide breaks in...
Phoenix Point
Phoenix Point can be quite a handful initially and takes a while to settle into its usual pace. It’s no stranger to great ideas, like free aiming and the mutation system, but it’s also home to soulless randomly generated levels and repetitive, tedious, or impossibly difficult battles, particularly towards the...
Mosaic
Mosaic’s point may become obvious before its final reveal which, itself, isn’t free of predictability and a sense of being slightly cliché. However, the means through which it gets there, the power of the established routine, the depressing revelations of medication meant to push workers to maximum productivity while disregarding...
Sparklite
On paper, Sparklite has all the ingredients for a modern title that looks towards the games of yore for inspiration. The hub world with several shops, a simple attack system complemented by extra gadgets and a procedurally generated world that constantly refreshes the experience – it’s all there. But just...
Moons of Madness might have its tense moments and a couple of cheap jump scares that made me react to what was going on, but for the most part, it plays like a mostly well animated and passable adventure game. Lovecraftian only in name, it fails to instill a pervading...
Untitled Goose Game is a charming, simple title that lets you live out the fantasy of being a jerk goose. From the fowl’s lovely waddle to stealing slippers or pulling chairs from under people as they try to sit down, its simplicity carries it well over its short run-time. The...
