Category: Reviews

Don’t let the charming, pixel art graphics fool you, there’s a decent depth to The Way Home – Cat Adventure. It’s a sharp distillation of roguelite and survival ideas, and while it might not have the heft of some of …

Relaxing puzzlers need to find a balance between being calm, engaging and challenging. It’s a difficult mix to strike, and while =7 has some nice ideas, it doesn’t quite manage to blend them together to create an essential gaming experience.  …

Pako 3 doesn’t have any pretensions of easing you in. From the get-go you’re thrown into a frantic chase. Then you crash, you die, and you start the whole thing over again. Stay alive for a set time and you’ll …

Rocket League is a mixture of chaos and precision. A smashy crashy ballroom dance that folds carnage and elegance into the same deliciously frosted cake. Rocket League: Sideswipe tries to do the same but in cupcake-sized morsels, and while it …

Void Organism has a really interesting central idea. You’re exploring a derelict spaceship, bouncing from wall to wall to discover its secrets. Sometimes it’s brilliant, but other times it can become a frustrating experience that tests your patience more than …

Toast is great. Everyone loves toast. Even people who don’t love toast are probably just pretending to try and look cool and edgy. Toast It Up isn’t as great as toast, unfortunately. It’s fun, it’s fast, but it doesn’t quite …