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Blood Dungeon review: Survivors-like chaos meets precision platforming in an intense and bloody good time

Blood Dungeon review: Survivors-like chaos meets precision platforming in an intense and bloody good time

Messhof, the studio behind indie classics like Nidhogg, is back with Blood Dungeon, and what’s possibly their craziest game yet
Opinion: Why the dismantling of the Counter-Strike skins market is a good thing

Opinion: Why the dismantling of the Counter-Strike skins market is a good thing

With knives now obtainable through trade-ups, Counter-Strike 2 is finally putting accessibility and gameplay ahead of speculation and profit
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective – a perfect Halloween puzzler

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective – a perfect Halloween puzzler

How Shu Takumi’s cult classic blends ghostly storytelling with ingenious puzzle design
Nodebuster review: A short and sweet incremental game

Nodebuster review: A short and sweet incremental game

In a market of grindy time-wasters, Nodebuster is a shining example of a modern incremental game
Nubby’s Number Factory review: A chaotic, addictive twist on roguelike deckbuilders

Nubby’s Number Factory review: A chaotic, addictive twist on roguelike deckbuilders

Fast-paced strategy meets lo-fi nostalgia in solo developer MogDogBlog’s breakout hit
Review: Yakuza: Kiwami

Review: Yakuza: Kiwami

Kiwami means extreme.
Metro Exodus shuns Steam in favour of Epic Games store

Metro Exodus shuns Steam in favour of Epic Games store

Epic Games continues its war on Steam and joins forces with Metro Exodus
Tribes: Ascend, a retrospective

Tribes: Ascend, a retrospective

Tribes: Ascend doesn’t deserve to die, writes Callum Lunn
Valve axe Steam Machines from storefront

Valve axe Steam Machines from storefront

Valve’s answer to accessible, console-style PC gaming drops off the radar
Pixel Bomb Games: An Early Access story

Pixel Bomb Games: An Early Access story

Post-Apocalyptic Manchester stuck in pre-release

Half-Life 2: The Past and Future

After 10 years, where are we now?

Valve Cracks Down on Metabombing

The Corporation Strikes Back

Syndrome: Indie survival horror

Jump scares, creepy sounds and bad lighting are key features of survival horror games, but they are not the entire basis of the genre

Where’s My Mommy? – Review

Should ‘Where’s My Mommy?’ be placed on a pedestal or should it get flushed away with the rest of the unmentionables. Read on to find out

The Witness in motion

The Witness was released recently to a lot of positive acclaim but that does not make it avoid of controversy. One issue that has not been addressed as much is how the game can cause motion sickness. Learn more about this issue below.

An Interview with PixelBomb Games

PixelBomb Games, the developers of a post-apocalyptic Manchester-based third-person shooter, Beyond Flesh and Blood, sat down with us to discuss the development of their first game

Satellite Reign – Review

Are you a fan of the Syndicate series? Then check out what Saboor Qureshi thought of the game’s spiritual successor, Satellite Reign

When you go down to the woods today, you’re in for an axe wound to the face

Patch Scales dices with death in the cannibalistic confines of The Forest

Cortex Command – Review

Gareth Hillston reviews the unique Cortex Command