Preview | How Many Dudes?: ‘Roguelike Ridiculousness’ (PC)
Ever wondered how many dudes would it take to beat a gorilla? How Many Dudes? turns shower-thought hypotheticals into absurd, strategic roguelike mayhem. It is great fun and a proper laugh.
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A Storied Life: Tabitha — Unpacking But In Reverse
A cosy game that looks like Unpacking in reverse, A Storied Life: Tabitha has officially locked in its release date…
Preview | Pro Jank Footy: ‘A Love Letter To Aussie Rules’ (PC)
Pro Jank Footy is a gloriously unlicensed, proudly ridiculous arcade love letter to Aussie Rules footy. It’s only a demo for now, but if it keeps kicking on like this, we might finally have the footy game we’ve been crying out for.
Preview | The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline — No Combat, Just Tension
The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline — a bit of a mouthful of a name — is a first-person psychological mystery…
Preview | Reptilian Rising: ‘Time Travel Meets Tabletop’ (PC)
Bizarre, random, and amusing are the obvious adjectives to describe Reptilian Rising. It is, after all, a game about assembling a motley crew of historical figures to fend off a genocidal reptilian horde. Yet beneath the chaos, this demo offers a first taste of what could be a rich turn‑based tactical roguelite.
Preview | Worming From Home: ‘Early Bird Gets The Promo’ (PC)
Working From Home might only be a short demo, but it’s packed with charm. Its mix of satire, physics chaos, and oddly relatable work drudgery makes it far more fun than it has any right to be.
Preview | Goblin Sushi: ‘Chaotic Goblin Energy’ (PC)
Goblin Sushi is a roguelike, deck-building game with an unexpected, chef’s kiss pairing of goblins and cooking. Coming to PC early access.
Pragmata Prioritises Portable Play: ‘Downright Stunning’ (Switch 2)
Pragmata plays far better in handheld mode than docked on Switch 2. It’s is coming to Switch 2 the same day as Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC.
Resident Evil Requiem is the best looking game on Nintendo Switch 2
Resident Evil Requiem is hands down the best looking game we’ve played on the Nintendo Switch 2 — and you can play it on Feb 27.
The Virtual Boy is back — and cardboard triumphs
And after 30 minutes playing with a few of the Virtual Boy’s launch games, I can confidently say the cheaper option is the more comfortable way to play.