Reviews

Laysara is a considered, clever city builder with beautiful presentation and calming score – disguising a stressful and capriciously demanding campaign.

Arcen Games blows the dust off the increasingly uniform 4X genre with a mashup unlike anything that has come before.

A wonderfully in-depth roguelike and management sim that offers nearly endless replayability.

An ode to platformers, joyfully abundant in its offering and a true asset to the genre.

After nearly a decade away, Cyanide Studio’s divisive stealth series returns with its best entry yet.

Code Vein 2 has charming goth characters to spare, but is, in almost every other respect, a shallow shadow of souls games.

Gruelling and gorgeous in equal measure, The Game Bakers scales new heights in this memorable vertical adventure.

Tarsier Studios sticks to what they do best: conjuring tension-filled, child-like horrors.

At turns thrilling and dull, Romeo is a Dead Man’s experimental verve is let down by repetition and a lack of fleshed-out characters.

A checkpoint simulation that’s a lot of fun, as long as you stay on track.