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Released on consoles two long years ago, Activision’s excellent return for Crash Bandicoot is finally coming to Steam. He hits the platform next week.
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Trailer: From a shadowy world, action platformer Somber seeks to creep players out
An open-world, action-platformer? That’s the billing for developer David Söderström’s Somber. A very different kind of side-scroller, it hits next week.
Read More »Trailer: Candle Knight brings side-scrolling “2.5D” action to Steam in January
A qualifier at the Nordic Game Discovery Contest, Dracma’s Candle Knight is looking great, and bringing classic action gameplay to the PC in 2023.
Read More »Skeletons, lightning bolts, and running on the ceiling, Teslagrad 2 is looking great
Modus Games and developer Rain Games’ electrically-charged side-scroller Teslagrad is back, and the upcoming sequel is looking… shockingly good.
Read More »Trailer: Platforming action gets all soft and squishy with Kukoos – Lost Pets
Bright, colorful, and downright family-friendly, Kukoos – Lost Pets is looking like a heck of a fun time for the younger set (and probably anyone else too).
Read More »PAC-MAN World evolves in a pair of new trailers
Bandai Namco’s PAC-MAN World is coming back around very soon, as PAC-MAN World Re-PAC, and we’ve got 2 brand new looks at it in action.
Read More »Trailer: Skeleton Crew serves up 1-4 player side-scrolling action
Dark, gothic heroes never looked so adorable. Take on the role of a not-so-nice hero (and team with 3 buddies) to take down evil in Skeleton Crew.
Read More »Trailer: After an over two decade break, Kao the Kangaroo returns
Dreamcast platformer Kao the Kangaroo has made his way back to consoles and the PC, with a just released sequel that’s looking… punchy.
Read More »ScourgeBringer (PC) Review
ScourgeBringer is a frantic 2D roguelite with some procedural level generation. While the pixel art is absolutely fantastic, the difficulty is rather intense.
Read More »Skully (PC) Review: Use your Head!
A wonderful peak into the life and times of a reanimated skull. That's not even the weird part.
Read More »Fox N Forests (Switch) Review
Take a trip back to the golden age of 16bit platforming. Eurovideo and developer Bonus Level’s Fox n Forests is a gem.
Read More »Retro platformer Fox n Forests lands on consoles and PC today
I actually don’t like referring to Fox n Forests as a “retro” platformer. I guess it’s true that it is, but man it looks almost too good for that tag.
Read More »Super Lucky’s Tale (Xbox One) Review
An exclusive platformer for Microsoft’s machine, Lucky makes the jump from VR in Super Lucky’s Tale.
Read More »SpeedRunners (PC) Review: Run from the Crowd, and Win
Familiar platforming and tight design propel SpeedRunners to the front of the pack of inexpensive, local multiplayer thrills.
Read More »Seasons After Fall (Xbox One) Review
It seems like “artsy” platformers release pretty often in 2017. The most recent of these comes to Xbox One and Playstation 4 on Tuesday, May 16. Seasons After Fall follows a spirit of some manner as it works with seeds and guardians of the seasons to bring about the ritual …
Read More »EGX Rezzed Hands-On: The Adventure Pals
Need some good clean fun for people of all ages but equally enjoyable to the most mature of adults? Then Look no further than The Adventure Pals. A wonderfully colourful, humorous platforming adventure. With giraffes and a pet rock. Though that’s enough to sell me on a game, you may …
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