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Do you remember in biology class when you learned about microscopic organisms using microscopes and Agar plates? Did you perhaps think there wasnt enough action in that lesson? If so, Pathogenic is the game for you. Blending simulation and rogue-like elements with tight shooting to great effectiveness.  We just can’t help but talk about this […]

Considering the success of the rogue-like genre in recent years, and the number of entries in the genre based on cards, you’d think there would be few viable card games left to base games on. Queue Queen subverts this necessity by creating its own game, not basing its mechanics on an already established ruleset. When […]

Chess is regarded as one of the oldest games ever devised by humanity, and is commonly used as a metric for intellect and strategic acumen in fiction. Gambonanza seeks to utilise chess as a framework, applying contemporary, popular video game mechanics to this historic board game. To celebrate its upcoming release, let’s go over everything […]

If you were on the internet in the 2000s and early 2010s, you likely saw your fair share of video game-based horror stories or “creepy-pastas”. This trend spawned many iconic video game myths that are still the butt of jokes all these years later, such as “Ben drowned” in the Majora’s Mask story or the […]

Do you remember when people on the internet were discussing who would win in a hypothetical death battle between a hundred men and one gorilla? Well, discuss no longer, as How Many Dudes? seeks to answer this as well as provide a conclusion to every other hypothetical brawl. How Many Dudes? gameplay is a refreshing […]

Slots-based roguelike is a genre that has received several new additions over the last year or so. While some of these games are interesting takes on the most luck-based game humanity has ever conceived, many tend to be met with the same obstacles as other additions in the genre. Slotomancer’s gameplay suffers from this and […]

MineMogul is a recently announced game in which you must mine materials and then submit them to earn money. This cash is then used to buy machines that allow production to really ramp up and lead to the game’s main gimmick: automation.   Automation games are becoming a popular subgenre in their own right, and MineMogul’s […]

Harkening back to the earlier era of video games and the popularity of the Boomer-shooter subgenre, Mr Donald is a satirical take on current world affairs and the gaming industry as a whole. While the game may contain some characters and themes that seem related to current world issues, it exists as a rather hilarious […]

Playing through Big Hops’ levels revealed one thing to us: we are woefully out of practice with 3D platformers. Despite there being quite a few recent entries into the genre, some of the platforming on show in this game did stump us. However, something else became apparent early in our playthrough: practice would not have […]

Quarantine Zone: The Last Check’s gameplay contains several different elements, many of which centre around the inspection of survivors to ensure they will not be a risk to others or, even worse – a risk to you.  Throughout the course of your stay in the QZ, you’ll have to fight off the hordes of dead, […]