Reviews

We regretted nothing, as Knock at the Cabin noisily stole into our living room and held us captive for a couple of hours.

Cube Farmer is a puzzler involving farming, but not in a conventional sense and it’s definitely not easy. But is it worth spending your cash and brain power on? Or should you harvest your cash for something else?

Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism is better than previous games in the franchise, but that isn’t a particularly high hurdle to clear.

If you’re bubble-wrapped by love for the genre then Vanaris Tactics might (emphasis on the might) be enough to keep you going to the end.

Atomic Heart may not feel wholly original, but you can’t deny the craftsmanship that has gone into building an immersive, vibrant world.

Tales of Symphonia Remastered is a brilliant JRPG. Some areas such as the battles and overall sound feels a little dated, but it is still very much a playable game. Where it is let down is in the remastering details, or rather lack of.

Bravo, Puzzle by Nikoli W, you’ve done it again with Masyu

While Gunman Tales is overflowing with ideas, there’s no denying that the central one is creaky.

We want to spread the word: absorb more people into Zapling Bygone’s body.

Figment 2: Creed Valley is more beautiful, there is absolutely no denying that: it’s an absolute feast for the eyeballs and ears.

Whether you're looking to take some tentative first steps into Atari's Recharged series or are an old veteran of the rebooted scene, we'd urge you to stick Caverns of Mars: Recharged right near the very top of your play list.

The tower defense concept is a difficult one to get right, with only the cream of the crop - like Plants vs Zombies - able to bring longevity to a generally repetitive game loop. Developers HugePixel, whom you may recognise from the Lord of the Click series, are looking to provide a tower defense with a slight twist. Could Road Stones deliver something new for a path well-trodden, or is it lacking direction and the ability to hook you in?

Lootbox Lyfe+ can be a rather spiffing little platformer.

There's no debating that Akka Arrh is a gaming experience worth taking in, yet perhaps more as an intrigue point.

Remoteness is in need of some patching and only then may it well be interesting enough to look at it.