Category: Review

Radar Warfare is a bullet-hell shooter that's quite simple, but it does at least offer up a nice style with the radar visuals.

The latest expansion to the medieval grand strategy game focuses on the East and the splendors of China. I had the opportunity to play ahead of release and have a few thoughts to share.

This ambitious DLC adds new shiny toys to nearly every nation of the Near East. I did my best to navigate religious and political strife ahead of release and can share a few thoughts on the experience.

Intra-System: Trust Issues, aside from being a mouthful to say, is a short adventure game with a heavy emphasis on audio feedback and choices. I gave this recently-ported free game a play and have a few thoughts to share.

I recently gave one of the entries in the ongoing Indie Game Maker Contest 2017 a look and came away slightly befuddled.

I love tower defence games. So I thought I’d give you all a list of some of the best, some honourable mentions, and outline a few of the titles I’ve yet to try, in the hope that you’ll tell me why I should!

Trackless merges first person exploration and puzzles with a strange futuristic world. I put in the time to explore and take in the sights and have a few thoughts to share.

It’s no easy task to create a sequel that’s not only good, but better than the previous game. Hand of Fate 2 is actually fantastic.

In the mood for some classic dungeon crawling? Ebony Spire: Heresy from Bearded Giant Games is a worthy game of your attention.

Welcome back to Formula 1! Feral Interactive have given Linux gaming another great title, with the release of F1 2017 today.

I managed to complete the brain-hacking horror game Observer in two sittings live on our Twitch, here’s some thoughts.

With the release of the source code to both Doom 3 and the later BFG Edition, there now exists three options for Linux users wanting to play the game. Having gone through Doom 3 again, I decided it was time for me to compare them and give my thoughts on both the game and which of the three versions are best for Linux users in 2017.

Few games catch me completely by surprise with their beauty as well as their gameplay, action-adventure game Figment is one such title.

Bomber Crew is a cute simulation game about training and managing the crew aboard a bomber, it's actually pretty good.

Space is vast and travelling through it can often be hazardous. The Away Team follows the crew of the last spaceship to leave Earth in search of a new home. I gave this interactive sci-fi novel a try and have some thoughts on the experience.

Mushroom Wars 2 released for Linux recently, this fast-paced strategy game is a little on the different side so here's some thoughts.

The developer of The First Tree emailed in to let everyone know that their beautiful 3rd-person exploration game is now on Linux 'due to a ton of requests'.

DwarfCorp allows you to take on an expedition of dwarves looking to make it big in untamed lands. I gave this Early Access title a look to see how it’s shaping up.

I had the chance to play through SiNKR ahead of its release today. This minimalist game has a lot more going for it than might first meet the eye.

In JYDGE you build your own cybernetic arm of the law and eradicate crime in the megacity of Edenbyrg. Here’s my review.