Tag: Microids

There are few platforming mascots quite as instantly recognisable as the Marsupilami. With its enormous tail, bright yellow fur and boundless energy, the creature...

Gear.Club Unlimited 1 and 2 offer a surprisingly enjoyable racing package on the Nintendo Switch, combining licensed supercars, garage customisation, and hundreds of events. While technical issues and simplified handling keep it from the top tier of racing games, its satisfying progression and love of automotive culture make it a worthwhile journey for driving fans.

Lost Ember: Wolf Pack Edition is less concerned with challenging your reflexes than it is touching your heart. Through quiet exploration, breathtaking landscapes and one of the most imaginative movement systems in modern adventure games, it reminds us that sometimes the most memorable journeys are the ones taken at a gentle pace.

Garfield may be famous for avoiding Mondays, but he certainly knows how to handle a racing line. Garfield Kart Road 67: 2 in 1 combines two entertaining arcade racers into one surprisingly polished package that delivers plenty of laughs, satisfying drifting and enough chaotic multiplayer moments to keep the whole family coming back for one more race.

Some games entertain for a weekend. Others stay with you for years. Syberia Remastered x Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy is a celebration of two adventures that continue to inspire because they understand that the greatest journeys are measured not by distance travelled, but by the people we become along the way.

Agatha Christie's Deadly Voyages is far more than a collection of two detective adventures. It is a thoughtful celebration of mystery storytelling that respects the original novels while confidently steering them in bold new directions, proving that Hercule Poirot still has plenty of unforgettable cases left to solve.

Formula Legends: Legacy Edition captures the romance of motorsport's past without becoming trapped by nostalgia. Blending approachable racing with surprising strategic depth, it delivers a celebration of Formula racing history that feels both welcoming and rewarding.

King of Tokyo transforms a beloved tabletop classic into a lively digital playground where giant monsters throw punches, chase victory points, and battle for control of the city. Beneath the colourful chaos lies a surprisingly clever strategy game that remains easy to learn but difficult to master.

A polished, soulful expansion to an already lovable snowboarding gem. Stylish, expressive, and built for players who want to feel the ride, not just check the boxes.

Rooftops & Alleys: Dual Pack Edition is a celebration of movement—pure, grounded, skill-based movement that feels unlike anything offered by mainstream gaming. It isn’t flashy. It isn’t cinematic. And it doesn’t hide its indie roots.