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At first glance, you would consider Realm of Ink as a pupil at the Hades school of roguelites. You travel through different realms, gain power ups, and are on a mission to beat the big bad at…

Rune Dice might be a deck-building combat game, but that deck is full of dice instead of cards. Then there’s also the snooker-like precision with which you’ll need to throw said dice, oh, and…

You might not imagine ghosts having any particular strategy or tactical approach to how they scare ghosts, but 2003’s Ghost Master had a different opinion. Now revived with Ghost Master…

Motorslice is an anime-styled action game that mixes giant bosses, parkour traversal, and a minimalist design. On paper, it’s a blend that should work really well. Yet Motorslice veers between…

Call of the Sea was a game that I loved when it first released over five years ago, and so I was hugely excited to see that a sequel was coming and have been looking forward to diving back in…

Releasing on Steam half a decade ago, the original version of The Shore was a solid and enjoyable walking simulator with a focus on atmosphere and spooky Lovecraftian shenanigans, updated to…

While Nacon have been in the headlines recently thanks to their parent company’s financial problems, the developer, publisher and peripheral manufacturer are continuing to fight the good…

While you don’t play Tides of Tomorrow with other people, it’s a story that depends on them. The actions of other players who have played the game can change things within your playthrough,…

To say that Vampire Survivors has been influential is a massive understatement – it quite literally spawned an entire genre of bullet heaven/Survivors-likes. There’s an argument to be made for…

Imagine Doom in the ‘rubber hose’ animation of Steamboat Willie, add in more references to mice and cheese than you could ever need, and a hardboiled detective in a neo noir setting and you…