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I'm running out of things to say about A Hat in Time that aren't "It's finally almost here" and "I hope it's as good as it looks." The 3D platformer is now confirmed for October 5 on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, and thank goodness for t...

Knobb’s End is staged to look like just another generic indie RPG. However, it’s not even really a game. Instead, what you get is a hilarious satire of the lengthy loading screens from games like Skyrim, The Witcher 3, and ...

It has been announced by publishers Playism that the much beloved, story-driven indie hit VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender is getting a PS Vita port in Japan this November.For those less inclined, VA-11 Hall-A is a dialogue-driven experien...

I'm not sure if the internet even remembers that Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 actually released this year, but discussions on the game were usually limited to its obscene loading times. Whether or not that has gotten fixed isn't on the cards for...

Fe is one of those games whose name always escapes me, but as soon as I saw today's trailer with the Electronic Arts logo, it came back to me. This is a platforming adventure title from Zombie Vikings and Stick it to The Man developer Zoink...

When Shovel Knight made the jump to Sony and Microsoft's consoles, Yacht Club Games brought a bunch of exclusive extras along with it. Sony players got a battle with Kratos from God of War and Xbox One owners had a face-off with the Battlet...

Pet the Pup at the Party is an excellent little game about, well, petting dogs and avoiding awkward social interactions. It's one the silliest and most relatable games I've played all year.  Here is a breakdown of what you do in Pet th...

The Long Dark is out of Early Access, and there have been some changes since it was initially released in 2014. Its world has grown bigger, its animal AI has grown smarter, and its story mode has remained a promising yet barely disting...

Duck Game is a great game, albeit one I don't want to squeeze a bunch of people around my cramped PC setup to play. As such, I've been not-so-patiently waiting for the PS4 port. It'll be here soon. I'm getting giddy just thinking back on S...

This War of Mine and Frostpunk developer 11 bit studios is handling publishing duties for Children of Morta, a narrative-driven hack-and-slash roguelike about a family of guardians. Today's trailer is more of a reminder that this game a) ex...

From out of nowhere, Microsoft has put up a listing for ReCore Definitive Edition on its website. We kind of knew this was happening since March, but the lack of a formal announcement is surprising. If you're interested, you can now pre-ord...

Guacamelee is one of those games that really stuck in my mind when I played it so many years ago. Not only does it lovingly recreate the Metroidvania formula in a way that many other developers hadn't thought of, but it also had a lot of un...

Remember Scorched Earth? Or Death Tank? Or any of those old artillery games? Their spirit lives on in Treadnauts, a cute little multiplayer game that's just as much about bouncing your impossibly agile tank around as it is lining up the per...

I do love a good surprise release. Mike Bithell of Thomas Was Alone and Volume fame has announced and launched his team's latest game, Subsurface Circular, a "graphical twist on the classic text-based adventure." It's pitched as a single-si...

I thought this looked familiar! Ink is a world-coloring platformer with a Super Meat Boy vibe going for it. You hop off walls, avoid spikes and other patience-testing obstacles, and flesh out the world with colorful goo. The game first rele...

The Cleaner who bears Serial Cleaner's namesake is not very good at his job. Throughout 20 levels (and 10 more bonus contracts), he'll seem perfectly adept. The 20 individual successes that are necessary for a consistent narrative pain...

Darkwood is a game of gnarled roots and things that go bump in the night. Savages and mutated creatures hide just out of view, obscured by the heavy shadows cast from thick foliage and impossibly high trees. The forest looms overhead. It's ...

I’m going to have to be a bit controversial when it comes to Undertale. Maybe it was all the hype for years leading up to me playing it, but I guess you could say that the game just didn’t capture me in the same way as everyone ...

Ray summarized Re:Legend as "Monster Rancher meets Rune Factory," and that's apparently all it takes to get my attention these days. Well that, and the crucial fact that it's designed with cooperative multiplayer in mind. Farming, fishing, ...

Songbringer's brand of adventure seems larger than life. It's a trippy sci-fi journey across a randomly generated planet where secrets and meditative enlightenment are almost as common as combat and screen transitions. According to publishe...

Super-cheery survival horror game Deadlight: Director's Cut is currently free to download on that bastion of cheap, good times for the PC, GOG.com.Tequila Works' bleak, post-apocalyptic wanderer is only going to be available at the low, low...

I consider Nidhogg one of the must-own local multiplayer games for anyone who might ever find themselves in a position to play games with friends. It was always a dream of mine to play the original, as it wasn't available for purchase for q...

Accessibility has been a bit of a buzzword within the Fighting Game Community for a while now. Many believe that current fighting games are very complex and unwelcome to new players while simplifying them makes them lose that element that m...

No Man's Sky's newest patch has just landed and it brings with it a whole heap of extra content. The biggest surprise is that there is a brand new, 30-hour long campaign to work through. I'm sure fans of the game are just foaming at the mou...

We all seemingly missed the announcement last year, but Raid: World War II is a co-op focused shooter that looks an awful lot like Payday 2 mixed with Inglorious Basterds. The game tasks you with infiltrating various compounds across Europe...