QuantumRush
QuantumRush emerged from a collapsed particle accelerator experiment where time itself momentarily broke. When he stepped out of the rift, the universe could barely keep up. He travels on streams of energy that crackle and spark behind him, his body flickering between nanoseconds. Entire galaxies experience him as a streak of light — a phenomenon rather than a person. He doesn’t fight battles; he outruns them, outpaces them, and out-evolves them.
Samson – A Tyndalston Story Review
A gritty, atmospheric street brawler in which brutal fights, battered cars, crushing debt and the unforgiving streets of Tyndalston give Samson's desperate return home plenty of personality, even when the rough edges fight back.
CONVRGENCE Review
A gripping, wonderfully atmospheric VR extraction shooter in which tactile gunplay, dangerous anomalies, valuable loot and a loyal canine companion make every journey into Chernokamensk feel like a gamble worth taking.
Fading Echo Review
A colourful and wonderfully inventive throwback to classic 3D platformers, where transforming into living water, manipulating the elements and bending fractured realities create an adventure with plenty of personality and charm.
Two Point Hospital: Full Health Collection Review
A brilliantly funny and ridiculously addictive hospital-management masterpiece that packs every expansion, bizarre illness and wonderfully daft medical disaster into one gloriously complete collection.
Jupiter & Mars: Definitive Edition Review
A beautiful and quietly affecting underwater adventure in which two dolphins explore a flooded future Earth, blending peaceful exploration, environmental puzzles and a powerful reminder of what we stand to lose.
The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline Review
A haunting, Dante-inspired descent into family secrets, psychological torment and a beautifully realised Hell, even if this promising horror story reaches its conclusion far too soon.
Birds Watching Review
Birds Watching transforms a peaceful mountain retreat into one of the strangest horror experiences you are likely to encounter, blending birdwatching, apocalyptic isolation and surreal madness into a short adventure that is as funny as it is unsettling.
Mewgenics Review
Mewgenics turns cat breeding into gloriously chaotic tactical warfare, blending deep genetics, turn-based strategy and roguelike progression with the unmistakable dark humour of Edmund McMillen. Beneath its bizarre mutations and mischievous presentation lies a surprisingly rich strategy game that rewards experimentation, careful planning and a willingness to become emotionally attached to some very strange cats.
The Blood of Dawnwalker Review
The Blood of Dawnwalker has all the ingredients of a dark fantasy RPG with real bite. Its day-and-night duality, ticking 30-day clock and morally difficult choices give Coen's journey a sense of urgency that could make every decision matter. With a beautifully grim world, brutal supernatural combat and a story built around the frightening price of power, Rebel Wolves' ambitious vampire adventure could be genuinely special.
Lady Death Demonicron Review
Lady Death: Demonicron is a gloriously bloody love letter to the golden age of arcade beat 'em ups, blending chunky swordplay, dark magic and comic-book excess with a thunderous industrial-metal soundtrack. Its combat may not reinvent the genre, but the sheer enthusiasm with which it embraces its 1990s influences makes it hard not to smile.
