Rise and Shine review
For a game that costs 15 Euro, there is justnot enough game here to justify it and, although what little is there is fun and challenging...
New Streaming Service “Jump” Wants To Be Netflix For Games
A new subscription-based streaming service called Jump, which aims to be "Netflix for games" is to launch later this summer.
Jump will focus exclusively on Indie...
Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime review – A Fun Multiplayer Experience...
If you're just looking for some casual fun and like shoot em ups, Lovers on the Switch is right up your alley whether or not you have friends to play with. Tight game-play, stylish visuals, and plenty of maps to keep you entertained--everything's there.
Last Day of June is a Stylish, Bittersweet Ode to Coping...
Accepting the death of a loved one can be one of the most difficult things a person has to do. They leave a gaping...
Review: Fort Meow
Fort Meow is an indie strategy and puzzle based game developed by Upper Class Walrus. This is my first time playing any games from Upper Class Walrus but i quite enjoyed Fort Meow and it has left a good impression. Fort Meow is a perfect game for anyone who has little time on their hand but want to complete an interactive story in one sitting.
New on Kickstarter: Cerebrawl Is A 2V2 Fighting Game In The...
Harmon City was a typical modern metropolis. But when an Imagination Bomb is detonated at the centre of the city, Harmon City and its...
Going Medieval Announcement Trailer
Welcome to the world of Going Medieval. Set in a post-apocalyptic 14th century Britain ravaged by the Black Death, you must lead a small band...
Interview with Quim Garrigós, Director of YouTubers Life.
Recently I got the chance to talk to Quim Garrigós, the Director of U-Play Online's hit game YouTubers Life. I thought I would take...
Review: Maia
Maia is an extra terrestrial colony simulator. The player's role in the game is to be the overseer of the first colony of humans living on the fictional planet Maia in the Tau Ceti system.
Budget Halloween Horror: Syndrome review
Syndrome is a truly dreadful game on almost every level and there is absolutely no reason to buy it. In fact, if this game is ever received as a gift, the understanding should be that whatever relationship was once there has ended forever





















