Reviews

Challenging, unforgiving and incredibly rewarding as a result, Death Howl's imposing atmosphere and artistic direction, make this a truly stand-out souls-like/deck-builder hybrid for the ages. One unafraid to throw you in at the deep-end, but whose revelatory "ah-ha" moments compel you to sink even further

Fiendish addiction paves the way to a slot-machine roguelike jam-packed with clever mechanics, ample dopamine hits and just the right assortment of small details to appreciate. With CloverPit, Panik Arcade have delivered a condensed, but mightily impressive package. Assumable and obvious this might b to anyone else, I have to

Charming style, delightfully revelatory puzzles and one of the best executions of slowly revealing key mechanics to its players. Developer Nama Takahashi has done it yet again: Öoo is pure, puzzle-platforming bliss. I still remember that first time, just over four years ago, I came upon developer Nama Takahashi and

Despite an overburdening start – brimming with systems and mechanics to grasp – and momentary technical issues, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers' extensive build depth and nods to Soulslikes' subtler qualities, make it a pleasant if not entirely revolutionary take on the genre. While most conversations will often revolve around the implementation

Despite its early promise, fuelled by an intriguing texture-swapping mechanic, Zockrates Laboratories' 3D collectathon quickly loses steam and much sign of ambition – a platformer that feels inadequate and at times, unsure of itself. While the rest of the world may have been quick and/or comfortable on the notion