Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade has great visual style with fast and flashy combat and thrilling boss fights, but misses the mark with its upgrade system and lacks variety across the board, resulting in a slow, frustrating grind.
Aussie Rules games are hard to pull off, but does the follow-up to AFL 23 kick a goal? Read our review of AFL 26 to find out.
Conceptually, Deck of Haunts is very cool — a roguelike deckbuilder where you play as a haunted house and terrorise…
Doom: The Dark Ages isn’t without its demons. Its slower story struggles to keep pace with the chaos. But when it works, it really works. Here’s our full review.
Creature Keeper is a retro-inspired monster-taming RPG featuring real-time battles, expressive pixel art, and a unique gardening system for creature upgrades.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage as a whole remains a stunning achievement. Yet the split structure felt unnecessary and Rage (Tape 2) felt more like an epilogue than a true second act.
Best Served Cold is an elegantly offbeat visual novel from developer and publisher Rogueside, weaving together a layered murder mystery,…
The Horror at Highrook is an incredibly atmospheric game that utilises board game mechanics to offer a compelling story.
If you’re interested in a simple puzzler with a cute and cosy artstyle, Tiny Garden will tick the box. If you’re looking for more of a Polly Pocket nostalgia trip, look elsewhere.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a game that spoke to my soul. I quickly fell in love with this awe-inspiring yet melancholic world.
