Tag: Retro

The Slormancer is a gloriously addictive dungeon crawler packed with outrageous humour, mountains of loot and extraordinary freedom to create your perfect monster-slaying machine.

Kingdom of Night delivers a wonderfully nostalgic descent into 1980s-inspired cosmic horror, blending satisfying action-RPG combat, character freedom and an atmospheric small-town nightmare.

A moody and engaging detective adventure, Next of Kin: Epiphany brings Dennis Monroe's decades-long pursuit to a promising conclusion, and its clever Expose system gives classic mystery-solving a welcome new dimension.

An enduring little spy adventure in which the lifts are just as dangerous as the guards, and getting out with every secret is still a thoroughly satisfying mission.

A colourful and challenging blast from the eighties, EXZISUS combines inventive transformations, robotic companions and giant mechanical bosses to bring a forgotten Taito shooter back into the spotlight.

A brilliantly simple slice of arcade espionage, ELEVATOR ACTION proves that a few elevators, some secret documents and a building full of enemy agents can still deliver a thoroughly entertaining mission.

Outbreak: Dead City offers a tense return to zombie survival, blending a desperate special forces mission, upgradeable weaponry and resource-conscious combat in a city where humanity's last hope may be hiding beneath the undead.

From humble beginnings to a bustling entertainment destination, Bowling Alley Simulator delivers an enjoyable management experience, packed with business decisions, staff responsibilities and the satisfying ambition to build the perfect bowling alley.

A colourful and energetic throwback to classic arcade shooters, but repetitive stages and limited variety leave Captain J's latest space adventure wanting.

Joe & Mac Retro Collection brings three colourful prehistoric platformers together in a charming celebration of 16-bit gaming, combining distinctive adventures, welcome modern conveniences and wonderfully chaotic local co-op, even if a richer collection of historical extras would have made this nostalgic package feel truly complete.