Tag: Sci-fi

A clever fusion of puzzle logic and roguelike strategy, Konfronto turns spaceship inventory management into an endlessly addictive battle of brains over firepower.

A brilliantly strange fusion of tactics, roguelite progression, and genetic experimentation, Mewgenics transforms adorable cats into the foundation of one of the deepest strategy games in years.

A bold co-op roguelike where teamwork and cosmic physics collide — The Last Citadel turns every expedition into a thrilling gamble against time and gravity.

A vibrant retro love letter that blends classic shmup intensity with modern roguelite progression — short, stylish, and packed with arcade heart.

A clever, hand-drawn shmup with two standout mechanics and smooth 120 FPS performance — Paper Plane proves that even a £2.49 arcade shooter can have serious bite.

A technical rebirth for a cult sci-fi masterpiece — on Switch 2, Mira finally runs as boldly as Monolith Soft always intended.

A long-overdue technical redemption — on Switch 2, Subnautica’s alien ocean is smoother, sharper, and more terrifyingly beautiful than ever before.

A charming, puzzle-forward “fourth season” opener that captures the original show’s campy sci-fi heart with smart character switching, authentic archival flair, and a pacing-friendly hint system—rough around the edges, but full of sincere nostalgia and solid adventure design.

A bold, replayable survival strategy that lets you rewrite Voyager’s fate — deep, morally complex, and worthy of its iconic starship.

A bold evolution for The Dark Pictures Anthology, Directive 8020 trades passive terror for active survival—blending cinematic storytelling with real-time stealth in a paranoia-fueled nightmare among the stars.