It’s time to get retro with the latest game from developers No Pest Productions as the challenging 2D side-scroller, Driven Out, arrives for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. Can you aid the heroine of the tale in overcoming the dangers ahead?
A year ago, players got the opportunity to run through the Song of Iron; a Souls-inspired side-scroller from Resting Relic. Well, it seems as if this solo developer refuses to believe in slowing down, announcing a brutal sequel - Song of Iron 2.
Igloosoft and tinyBuild have opted to run Farworld Pioneers as a pixelated 2D side-scroller, complete with that classic tinyBuild charm, and up to 32-player multiplayer!
It’s been around for a couple of weeks on PC already, but now word has arrived that the launch of Mable & The Wood for Xbox One is set in stone for this month. So, would you like to know exactly when you’ll be able to get stuck into and slay your way in this Metroidvania style 2D side-scroller?
Odium to the Core is a mobile and Steam game ported to the Xbox One, developed and published by Dark-1. It’s a rhythm-based 2D side-scroller where you simply use one button to slowly raise your little ‘odium’ as it were, using this singular ability to balance yourself through obstacles and bosses, eventually reaching the core (the end of the level).
Another short completion in the world of Banban, Missing Banban offers up something fresh for the franchise. Perhaps a side-scrolling platformer wasn’t first choice on the list for series enthusiasts, but it plays surprisingly well.
The best approach with The Creepy Syndrome might be to wait for a sale and beeline directly to its Lord of the Road inclusion. Whether you play the rest afterwards is up for debate.
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