Reviews

Like a playable 70s grindhouse flick, Modus and Jasozz Games’ Cultic revels in it’s retro themes, and is a blood-gushing, head-popping good time.

Blini Games’ isometric horror shooter returns, with Lovecraft’s Untold Stories 2. But if you’re expecting more of the same, think again.

Saber Interactive and 34BigThings’ futuristic universe returns to the realm of speed for the blazing-fast, zero-G racing of Redout II.

Sennheiser’s EPOS brand expands with a sharp little external sound card for your PC. The GSX 300 delivers 7.1 audio right through your headphones.

Steeped in Lovecraftian horror and featuring cosmic terrors aplenty, 1C and Byte Barrel’s Forgive Me Father is a solid retro-shooter with plenty of flair.

Dotemu and Tribute Games’ reel back the decades to the best days of TMNT video games. The result is the best beat ’em up since Streets of Rage 4.

Flying Wild Hog’s latest isn’t a game about robots or demons (well…), and it’s not even an FPS. Nonetheless, Trek to Yomi is a game you should see.

Remember Apogee? The publisher is back in action, and together with Trigger Happy, has an all-out action-fest on PC with Turbo Overkill.

You might not be all that familiar with the latest NGP title to hit the Switch, but Big Bang Pro Wrestling is a fun take on the the squared circle.

The latest WWE-branded video game has been a long time coming. It’s finally here though, and both looks and plays like a champ.

Lo Wang is back once again, and this time is up against the apocalypse itself. Of course, it’s an apocalypse he brought on, but you get the drift.

Techland’s long-awaited sequel to Dying Light is a fantastic looking, open-world zombie epic that’s packed with content and interactivity.

A classily-styled Metroidvania, Infernax takes elements from those addictive adventures, and adds in plenty of blood, gore, and fun.

A mod-turned-official expansion, Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem takes Croteam’s seriously tough action hero into the frozen tundra.

Take one mech-suit, some decent looks, and mix it all up with isometric hack’n’slash gameplay. That’s pretty much Blackwind.