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Bezier: Second Edition Switch Review: Easter Eggs
A classic shooter with a self-aware presence, here's a Bezier Second Edition Switch Review - out now.
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A classic shooter with a self-aware presence, here's a Bezier Second Edition Switch Review - out now.
Bolverk Games
Though I managed to snag Glyph on the release date for a timely review, it dropped down the pecking order due to a significant update set for the beginning of February. While the game would have been perfectly fine to play, developers Bolverk Games advised that there were a few
driving
Rise Race To The Future, the racer influenced by the likes of F-Zero, Sega Rally and Ridge Racer gets a major update for Steam and the Switch: a two-player mode, as well as vast improvements. In this update from developer VD-Dev, the game has been improved with a 60 FPS
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Slavic folklore rears its head in Yaga, an RPG adventure out now, featuring a one-handed blacksmith (not a euphemism).
Cracked Heads Games
Horror isn’t my go-to genre in the world of gaming – I’m too much of a wuss, and especially with first-person games such as Cracked Heads Games (Twitter) and Headup Games’ Silver Chains. Out this month, the game follows Peter, trapped in a 20th century English manor after being
horror
After the hoo-ha with Sense: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story, it makes me wonder how Red Colony, from Shinyuden, slips through the net without any cries of outrage. Me? I could care less, and I’m not going that route again of giving my opinion. In this 2D side scroller, you
co-op
Everyone loves a rogue, including the ones that stab you in the back with their high DPS. It’s better when they’re the goodies though, and in Rogue Heroes Ruins Of Tasos, you play a loveable motley crew up against the titans. If you know your Greek mythology, the
Hyper Three Studio
Completed in a matter of months (how!?), Tiny Lands is a new title from Hyper Three Studio and Maple Whispering which offers a twist on the common ‘spot the difference’ title that is becoming more prominent with Hidden Folks and similar. Unlike the flat Where’s Wally? type aesthetic, Tiny
Eastasiasoft
Somewhere in my library is The Witness. It’s an acclaimed puzzle game and for a good reason. When I sunk my teeth into, it wasn’t even skin deep, though I got the premise. The Pillar Puzzle Escape (minus the colon) on the other hand is a game I
co-op
No, it’s not that chant from your parents, but the SMG Studio, DevM Games and Team17 release, Moving Out has a new update, which makes it all the more worthwhile to replaying and best of all? It’s free! There’s no small print of it being exclusively for
Daedalic Entertainment
Check out the original release dates of these games from Daedalic Entertainment, and you’ll understand why The Dark Eye collection are deemed classics, which are no heading to consoles. Gaming historians won’t be getting their shovels just yet – these games first came out in 2013 and just as
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A Odysseus Kosmos And His Robot Quest Switch review, out now for all you point and clickers.