Tag: Procedural Generation
PIT OF GOBLIN Review
A gloriously grubby mix of dungeon danger, greedy food runs and goblin mischief, PIT OF GOBLIN turns cooperative survival into a hilarious race to feed a King and Queen who simply cannot get enough.
Nomad Drive Review
Nomad Drive turns a battered RV into a home worth fighting for, delivering an atmospheric survival road trip in which every repair, every scrap of fuel and every mile travelled brings you closer to making the wasteland your own.
SCP-3008: Infinite Store Review
SCP-3008: Infinite Store transforms the familiar furniture showroom into an unsettling maze of subtle anomalies and impossible shopping lists, delivering a distinctive psychological horror experience in which your memory is your only lifeline and a careless decision can leave you trapped forever.
PEAK Review
A gloriously chaotic climbing adventure in which teamwork, questionable survival choices and spectacularly bad decisions turn every ascent into a hilarious battle against the mountain.
Nightmare: The Lunatic Review
Nightmare: The Lunatic turns an endless dream into a thrilling fight for freedom, combining slick weapon swapping, punishing boss battles and a treasure trove of upgrades into a roguelite that rewards every hard-earned victory.
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor Review
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor turns Hoxxes into a frantic top-down playground of mining, mayhem and monstrous swarms, delivering a brilliantly addictive, survivor-like experience that feels unmistakably Deep Rock Galactic while confidently carving out an identity of its own.
Down Pit Review
Down Pit strips mining down to its simplest and most satisfying form, delivering a wonderfully relaxed loop of digging, collecting, upgrading and getting paid, proving that sometimes the best adventure is simply getting on with the job.
Sandwalkers Review
A beautifully atmospheric roguelite adventure in which hostile weather, tactical battles, unforgettable pixel art and a caravan's determination to build a better future make every journey into the Phithi feel like a story worth surviving.
THE BATHROOMS Review
THE BATHROOMS turns Backrooms horror into a gloriously bizarre survival adventure where vacuum cleaners, loose change, clown guns and a kidnapped Shiba Inu somehow combine to create one of the strangest horror experiences.
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.


















