In the ways that matter to me, Super Meat Boy 3D is a great adaptation of the original. The story remains intact as the mostly minimalist satire on Mario that it always was. The evil Dr. Fetus has once again kidnapped Bandage Girl, and it’s your job to save her by dodging a whole lot of buzzsaws.

GRIME II is another entry into the Metroidvania genre hoping to stand out from the many currently flooding the industry, and in some ways, it does just that.

Enjoy our full review of the Marvel MaXimum Collection from Limited Run Games!

A game like Screamer gets me intensely excited for a couple of reasons, ironically neither of which has anything to do with the original Screamer games from the 90s, which I never played and had never even heard of prior to giving this modern reimagining a spin. Don’t hate me; hate my youth.

Most other reviews you see of Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War will probably be focused on the Starship Troopers property itself and how much fans of both it and first-person boomer shooters will get on with this indie entry. That's not how this review is going to go, fair warning, and for some of you, that might be a good thing.

Did 1348 Ex Voto live up to expectations?

Is Collector's Cove the next cozy game worth playing?

GreedFall: The Dying World is the follow‑up to GreedFall, a 2019 RPG that was met with mostly positive reactions despite a few quirks. The goal with the sequel was to expand upon the original game in nearly every way, with deeper storytelling, character development, combat mechanics, and improved visuals. Spoiler alert: it fails in nearly every regard.

I am thrilled to report that Mouse: P.I. For Hire is so much more than a pretty face and yet can’t help but gush about the presentation first anyway. The characters are the stars of the show, moving with such an authentically wobbly, wavy bounce that you hardly even want to stop looking at them to shoot them.

There seems to be a simulator for just about everything these days. You can mow the lawn, power wash a house, run a food truck, or maybe even own your very own gas station. But Docked has us working in what is notoriously a dangerous field where we operate heavy machinery and move massive cargo containers from location to location.

Much like the first game, Planet of Lana 2 is a puzzle platformer, with a bit more emphasis on the puzzle side of that. The 2.5D side scroller has a plethora of different environmental puzzles to solve to progress through the story. There are a few similar puzzles from the first game; some require you to use Mui to take out cameras or androids or need you to run away from attacking robots or animals.

This review of Lost and Found Co. will tell you everything you need to know about this adorable indie!

Scott Pilgrim EX, or EX, like ex-girlfriend (I guess that makes sense), is once again an arcade-style beat 'em up that blends elements of River City Ransom. It has features such as the ability to shop, explore an open city at your own leisure with set goals to follow, and even hosts light role-playing game elements.

They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, which probably explains why 3D platforming with my bad depth perception makes me feel CRAZY, so color me surprised when I find myself bouncing, gliding, and climbing around the world of Demon Tides with a smile on my face.

or those in the know, you’ll recognize that Styx: Blades of Greed is not this sassy goblin’s first outing – just the first one in quite some time. Having been preceded by Styx: Master of Shadows in 2014 and its follow-up Shards of Darkness three years later, Blades of Greed already has a firm stealth foundation to build upon.

Developer Inscape and publisher Warner Interactive Media originally released “The Dark Eye” in 1995. It was a very experimental take on the point-and-click adventure genre that featured 3D rendered environments but functioned more like a 2.5D adventure game with its fixed camera perspectives.

The Nickelodeon Splat Pack collects three 16‑bit era games into one very strange package. It features not‑so‑classics like AAAHH!!! Real Monsters, Rocko’s Modern Life: Spunky’s Dangerous Day, and GUTS.

Enter the world of Tormentosa, an island somewhere within a twisted, otherworldly version of Spain that has fallen under a wretched curse. Playing as Gabriel, an overly formal soldier, you’ll unravel the mystery behind this curse, learn the origins of a Sun God, and most importantly answer the age-old question: how many times can I pump myself full of random blood-filled needles before something terrible happens?

Romeo is a Dead Man is a third-person action game first and foremost, but saying it's JUST an action game would be selling it short. In what might be Grasshopper Manufacture’s most ambitious release to date, players should go into this game with an open mind.

It’s been decades since Fighting Force originally released, but now it's back in a brand-new collection from Limited Run Games, bringing this retro relic to modern platforms for the first time. But should Fighting Force 1 and 2 have stayed in the past?