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Sand Land's swimmers

Sand Land review: an unfortunately forgettable tie-in

By Kerry Brunskill published

Tanks for nothing Sand Land's another disappointing case of Licensed Anime: The Game.

Tanks for nothing
Eiyuden Chronicle

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes review: a fitting swan song for one of Japan's great RPG directors

By Baxter Burchill published

Heroic Endeavor The spirit of adventure sings in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes.

Heroic Endeavor
Zau and his two masks

Tales of Kenzera: Zau review – A tried and tested metroidvania elevated by African folklore

By Jon Bailes published

Shaman you A solid metroidvania with a timeless story to tell.

Shaman you
The masked protagonist of Children of the Sun telekinetically floating a bullet in her hand.

Children of the Sun review: A killer puzzle game that tests your skill and your patience

By Tom Sykes published

Sundowner Wipe out a cult with a single bullet.

Sundowner
A mysterious, silhouetted figure address Harold.

Harold Halibut review: An undersea adventure that plays things too safe for its own good

By Joshua Wolens published

Better fish to fry Things aren't necessarily better down where it's wetter.

Better fish to fry
A group of heroes standing in a row in Inkbound.

Inkbound review: A clever yet frustratingly muddled follow-up to Monster Train

By Abbie Stone published

MIXED VESTIGES Occasionally brilliant, often maddening, and just a bit too messy to be a new roguelike classic.

MIXED VESTIGES
Two people standing in front of a mushroom cloud.

Broken Roads review: A cerebral narrative adventure trapped in an unsatisfying RPG

By Rick Lane published

Loose morals Descartes before the horse.

Loose morals
A skull wearing a crown accumulates sand in a desert, ruined cities in the background.

Millennia review: A rough but worthwhile take on Civilization

By Phil Iwaniuk published

Failed coup A spirited but messy attempt to usurp Civ's throne.

Failed coup
Pepper leaping into the air with her drill in Pepper Grinder.

Pepper Grinder review: Five hours of fun, frantic platforming that’s unwieldy and all the better for it

By Abbie Stone published

Drill dazzler A challenging and thrilling burst of platformer action.

Drill dazzler
A photo of the family in Open Roads.

Open Roads review: Pleasant but rarely compelling characters undermine this spiritual sequel to Gone Home

By Jon Bailes published

Ride and seek A sentimental journey along well-trodden paths.

Ride and seek
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