LunarSpecter
When the moon eclipses the sun, LunarSpecter awakens. Neither spirit nor mortal, they drift through silver-lit realms, watching the worlds with an ancient calm. Cold, calculated, and impossibly silent, they appear where fate begins to unravel. Their presence chills the air, yet their intentions remain shrouded in cosmic mystery. Some believe LunarSpecter maintains the balance between realms. Others fear they are the omen of its unraveling.
FEROCIOUS Review
FEROCIOUS turns a dangerous island into a playground of guns, dinosaurs and glorious chaos, giving players the freedom to choose whether to fight the wildlife or let it do the fighting for them.
Farming Life: Agriculture Simulator Review
There is something wonderfully appealing about the idea of escaping to the countryside, climbing into a tractor and leaving the noise of everyday life...
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion Review
Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII Reunion gives Zack Fair's unforgettable story the modern presentation it has long deserved. Despite repetitive side missions and unmistakable traces of its PSP origins, the revitalised combat, gorgeous visuals and deeply affecting character journey make this a superb return to one of Final Fantasy VII's most important stories.
TORO 2 Review
TORO 2 captures some of the visual theatre of the bullring, but its repetitive timing mechanics and dated presentation prevent the experience from reaching the level of authenticity and excitement its subject deserves.
SPRAWL Zero Review
SPRAWL Zero is a fast, furious and gloriously chaotic throwback to the golden age of 2000s shooters. With Gravity Gloves, Bullet Time, aggressive enemy AI and a brilliantly improvised weapon system, every firefight becomes an opportunity to cause spectacular mayhem. It may occasionally stumble in its level variety and storytelling, but when the combat clicks, few things are more satisfying than turning the enemy's own weapons against them.
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault – Zen Patio Pack Review
There is something rather lovely about the idea behind Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault. One minute you are risking life and limb in a strange...
Super Woden Rally Edge Review
Super Woden Rally Edge is a love letter to the golden age of arcade rallying, blending charming low-poly visuals, satisfying drifting, car collecting and an addictive obsession with beating your own times. It may not match the realism of a modern rally simulator, but it offers something arguably more important: personality, accessibility and that irresistible feeling that one more run might finally produce the perfect stage.
Tank Odyssey Review
Tank Odyssey delivers fast, accessible tank warfare with responsive controls, varied objectives and plenty of arcade charm. It may keep things simple, but when dodging enemy fire and hunting for that next high score becomes this much fun, simplicity is hardly a bad thing.
Infection Free Zone Review
Infection Free Zone turns the familiar into something frightening, transforming real-world cities into desperate survival zones where every building could contain vital supplies and every night could bring a devastating horde. Its rough edges occasionally show, but the combination of colony management, tactical defence and genuine personal connection makes this a uniquely compelling take on the post-apocalyptic strategy genre.
Transport Fever 3 Preview
Transport Fever 3 looks set to turn the humble act of moving people and cargo into an enormous, living puzzle. With smarter cities, deeper logistics, more than a century of transport history, and a world that reacts to the networks you create, Urban Games could be on the verge of delivering the definitive transport management experience.
