Like a cross between Overlord and the gothic humour of Medievil, Undead Horde puts you in the shoes of the Necromancer. Finally unleashed from his prison by a errant chicken peck, your task is to cover the world in darkness in revenge.
From Playstige Interactive comes the short, intense first-person horror Frightence. Out on now on all major consoles at the low price of £4.99/$5.99.
A Hat in Time promises that it is a 3D platformer for all those who grew up loving these types of games. Does it live up to it?
For all its flaws, and there are many, Aliens: Fireteam Elite is a strong entry in the Alien video game franchise.
From Penguin Pop Games comes Starlight Shores, an impactful and short visual novel that occasionally drifts into dating sim territory.
The Good Life is a madcap combination of gameplay styles. Adventure and open-world exploration, quest-fulfilling and task completion, life-simulating and role-playing… it’s all these things and more. More and more aspects revealing themselves as you progress into a story that is often a very light-hearted experience with some dark and twisted turns.
The Forgotten City is a full video game adaptation of the critically-acclaimed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim mod of the same name.
In Death’s Door you take on the role of a small crow who works as a “reaper” collecting souls for the Reaping Commission Headquarters.
