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While its chess-like movement is an interesting idea, a bare bones feel permeates the overall experience
The creepy-ass neighbor is back, once again, to challenge you with puzzles and wonkery to thwart him
This single-developer passion project sets a standard for how the classic 16-bit JRPG can still be improved upon
Toning down the typical action adventure, Wavetale features plenty of serene and beautiful moments along the way
After a release day patch, this pretty silly and unique beat-em-up is ready for the next challenger(s)
Undoubtedly unique from a visual design standpoint, there’s some appeal here but it’s lost in confusing gameplay
Aside from being a pretty basic and thin asymmetric shooter, your “host” is enough to make me scream
Old-school vertical shooting meets some welcome alterations in this well-made modern retro classic
While perhaps not as well-known as its peers, this fighter has technique and variety that will please genre fans
Feeling like you’ve seen every sort of retro side-scrolling shooter possible? Then get a load of this!
With its somewhat “Flash game” looks and middling platforming this isn’t a but game, but it’s also not very notable
When it comes to “party games” there’s a difference between the game being fun or your friends making it fun
While absolutely a family-friendly 3D platformer, that can also be played co-op, some issues hold it back
Trying to find a balance between a puzzler and a platformer, Togges struggles on both sides of the equation
While visually distinct, a relatively short and sometimes aggravatingly uneven puzzle adventure holds it back
Far more than a mere collection of well-known games, Atari 50 sets the standard for chronicling the history of an icon
Fan of arcade-like intensity and a tough-but-fair level of challenge should really dig this unique roguelike dodge-em-up
There’s nothing wrong with being timely in this business, so of course we can have a seasonal adventure in the mix
Even in the low-budget and light action space there’s competition, and Chameneon doesn’t make the cut
At its base it’s a deck-building strategy with disturbing vibes, and from there it continues to surprise