Tag: Retro
Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced Edition Review
Some action games make you feel powerful by handing you an enormous weapon and pointing you towards an army of enemies. Others make you...
Treasure Tiger Review
Treasure Tiger turns the desperate pursuit of easy money into a chilling game of survival, where every spin could bring a fortune, unleash a nightmare, or invite a deadly predator one step closer to your door.
Console Archives RAIDEN PROJECT Review
Two classic shoot 'em ups unite in a thrilling retro collection, delivering relentless arcade action, satisfying weapon choices and modern conveniences that keep the action alive.
Arcade Archives 2 ACE DRIVER VICTORY LAP Review
A spirited return to nineties arcade racing, strengthened by modern features and competitive time trials, even if its limited selection of circuits and dated presentation show their age.
Neon GT Racing Review
Neon-drenched circuits, flexible driving styles and aggressive rivals give Neon GT Racing the ingredients for enjoyable arcade competition, even if its limited modes and familiar track design may struggle to keep the excitement alive over time.
Seahorse Soap Patrol Review
Bubble your way through a colourful underwater adventure where playful arcade action, local co-op and an ocean-cleaning mission make Seahorse Soap Patrol a charming little splash of retro fun.
DIY Dadish Review
DIY Dadish transforms a much-loved platforming series into a creative playground, blending familiar retro charm with an accessible level editor and a seemingly endless supply of community-made adventures.
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 Review
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 promises a gloriously brutal return to retro-style shooting, combining distinct Imperial champions, branching battlefields and an expanded Chaos army for an explosive celebration of the grimdark universe.
Croc’s World 5 Review
With 60 colourful levels, gravity-defying ceiling-walking zones and tricky moving platforms, Croc's World 5 delivers a cheerful slice of old-school platforming that adds just enough new ideas to keep its familiar formula hopping along.
Shoresy: Legends of the North Review
A foul-mouthed, retro-inspired hockey adventure with plenty of character, Shoresy: Legends of the North has the makings of a fun arcade outing, even if its promising blend of hockey, RPG progression and comedy needs more depth to become a true champion.
