Overall, Panzer Dragon: Remake is perfectly fine if all you want is a visual redo of the original. It would have been nice to see some extra modes thrown in or even some variety in gameplay looked at but that’s not the case.
Clea, a horror game developed and published by InvertMouse, with its initial punishing gameplay might leave gamers feeling frustrated. However, perseverance will result in a satisfying and at times, frightening experience.
There is a lot to love about Shape of the World and during its 1-2 hour run, it will leave an impression. Be it the psychedelic visuals, serene landscapes, or ambient music.
2020 sees the Super Mario franchise reach 35 years old and to commemorate that milestone, Nintendo have reached into their back-catalogue and published a new All-Stars collection.
The Videokid 80’s Edition isn’t the first to try and cash in on nostalgia but it might be the first to capture the 80’s era so well.
Paratopic aims to leave you in a state of confusion with an underlying feeling of horror. However, while it does both those things well, it fails to ignite much in the way of passion simply because it is so obscure and has very limited gameplay.
A popular staple of the mobile market once upon a time, History 2048 is a merge game. The gameplay style is very simple but surprisingly addictive and Run-Down Games nails this aspect.
A short and unusual game, what They Breathe lacks in length, it makes up for with its surreal and fascinating tale.
