Tag: Sci-fi

A cleverly unsettling SCP adventure in which reality, experimentation and paranoia collide during one of the Foundation's strangest assignments.

Feeding the Future transforms Martian food from a basic survival resource into a surprisingly rich culinary economy, giving your colonists even more reasons than ever to look forward to dinner.

Earth Must Die takes the classic point-and-click adventure, throws away the inventory, and replaces it with clever environmental puzzles, character manipulation, and a gloriously filthy British sense of humour. Valak may be one of gaming's most obnoxious protagonists, but beneath the profanity and cosmic stupidity lies a colourful, cleverly designed adventure with bags of personality.

There is something wonderfully appealing about being dropped onto an alien planet with little more than a collection of scientific equipment, a curious mind...

SPRAWL Zero is a fast, furious and gloriously chaotic throwback to the golden age of 2000s shooters. With Gravity Gloves, Bullet Time, aggressive enemy AI and a brilliantly improvised weapon system, every firefight becomes an opportunity to cause spectacular mayhem. It may occasionally stumble in its level variety and storytelling, but when the combat clicks, few things are more satisfying than turning the enemy's own weapons against them.

Star Trucker: Cultivation Content Pack gives space hauliers a wonderfully unexpected new responsibility: keeping the galaxy's crops alive. With Ada Greenway's new venture, specialised trailers, fragile biodomes, 40 new contracts, three agricultural corporations, and more than 35 customisation rewards, this is considerably more than a cosmetic detour.

Exodus is shaping up to be an ambitious space RPG, where spectacular combat and memorable companions could be matched by an even more fascinating idea: what happens when every journey into deep space changes the world you left behind?

Final Fantasy VII Revelation looks set to send Cloud and his companions on their biggest adventure yet, with the Highwind’s freedom, a dramatically expanded world, new playable characters and a deeper combat system all leading to the final confrontation with Sephiroth. The real challenge will be giving this extraordinary journey an ending worthy of everything that came before. If Square Enix gets it right, this could be a finale fans remember for years to come.

Breathedge 2 once again sends the Man drifting through the unforgiving emptiness of space, armed with little more than questionable survival skills, a sarcastic AI and an inexplicably important chicken. Its blend of exploration, crafting, survival and wonderfully daft humour makes for an entertaining sequel, though its Early Access status means the bulk of the story is still to unfold.

ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH proves that great arcade design does not have an expiry date. With branching routes, clever power-ups, demanding stages and that wonderfully addictive paddle-and-ball gameplay, Taito's 1987 classic remains a joy to play.