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Vampire Crawlers is unusual; it’s simultaneously just like Vampire Survivors and completely different from it. It’s similar because it’s effortlessly…

The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest is described as a metroidvania-lite. It features all the staples of a typical metroidvania with a…

While there are no shortage of Metroidvanias flooding the PS Store these days, Castlevania’s side-scrolling era is a well that…

If you miss biting your NES controller in anger, have I got a game for you.Surely I’m not the only…

Trash Goblin starts with you, a goblin, being given a shop from your cunning (but totally enthusiastic) friend, Aimon. Taking…

Between the ubiquitous virtual assistants cheerfully patronising us from almost every electronic device and the disposable slop that nobody asked…

It’s efforts like Cuphead, and now MOUSE: P.I. for Hire, that provide the video game indie scene an everlasting attraction…

While Pragmata’s first trailer intrigued me, when it was originally revealed in 2020, it did strike me as a tad…

Pokemon Champions brings competitive battling to the masses but fails to adequately explain all of its intricacies.

It doesn’t happen very often, but occasionally a game comes around that’s tailor made for me. People of Note, a…