Tag: Retro

A bold fusion of RPG exploration and shoot-'em-up combat, Sigma Star Saga DX refines a cult classic with meaningful upgrades while preserving the chaotic charm that made it unforgettable.

A slow-burning psychological horror set in a collapsing post-apocalyptic society, TROX: The Reversal offers a haunting, atmospheric experience rooted in guilt and uncertainty, though its minimal gameplay may not appeal to everyone.

A tense and atmospheric arcade survival game, Living Dead House blends retro single-screen action with zombie horror, delivering tight mechanics, strong presentation, and consistently engaging survival gameplay.

A charming and endlessly replayable arcade jumper, Cat & Friends: Purrfect Jump blends simple vertical platforming with a surprisingly emotional narrative, delivering addictive gameplay and adorable presentation, even if its mechanics remain largely familiar.

A sharp and faithful retro platformer, Mighty Aphid 2 delivers fast-paced action, satisfying boss battles, and refined movement mechanics, even if it rarely strays beyond familiar genre territory.

A bizarre but oddly charming gas station sim, Aliens Roadside delivers a fun early-game loop and a memorable premise—but struggles to evolve beyond its repetitive foundations.

A thoughtful and inventive platformer, Stillbone turns every movement into a tactical decision—rewarding patience and planning, even if it occasionally tests your limits.

A clever twist on the puzzle-platformer formula, FlipCat’s world-flipping mechanic delivers inventive challenges—even if the adventure ends a little too soon.

A varied but uneven collection of four action-focused titles, 2BAD GAMES – 10th Anniversary Bundle showcases a decade of indie experimentation, offering solid if inconsistent experiences across co-op shooting, survival horror, beat ’em up combat, and zombie survival gameplay.

A raw, unapologetic throwback to Amiga-era beat ‘em ups, Skinny & Franko: Fists of Violence delivers chaotic side-scrolling brutality wrapped in hand-drawn satire, old-school difficulty, and irreverent humour—though its nostalgic aggression won’t be for everyone.