Copycat is a narrative driven game from Spoonful of Wonder, an Aussie and Ukrainian development duo. Set in an everyday neighbourhood you play as a rescue cat called Dawn. The emotional story explores deep themes and pulls at your heartstrings.
Looking for a replayable old-world shooter with a bit of strategy overlaid on top? Wild Bastards is for you. It’s out now, here’s our review.
The vampires have Buffy, but the zombies have Juliet Starling in the revival zombie slaying, hack-and-slash Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP.
Tavern Manager Simulator is a delightfully chaotic experience. However, it feels more early access than a full release.
WHAT THE CAR? is a zany, colourful game with diverse gameplay and easy level creation, but lacks robust accessibility features. Despite this, its charm and regular updates make it a must-play.
Mika and the Witch’s Mountain is a cosy, package dedelivering game. Play as Mika, a young witch, who needs to prove herself to get into Magic school. By delivering parcels and upgrading her broomstick, can she reach the top of Mount Gaun and complete her education?
I’ve never played a game quite like this. The Plucky Squire finally has a release date, and I’ve got to say, hold onto your hats.
Knock on the Coffin Lid wears its inspirations on its sleeve. However, there’s plenty of new thinking here to engage fans of rogue-like deck builders.
“Pooping, always pooping.” — Just Crow Things is reminiscent of Untitled Goose Game with hilarious and wonderfully mischievous quests. Here’s our review.
The Crush House excels at capturing the essence of reality TV, offering a blend of drama, trashy dialogue, and satirical comedy.
