Port of Jumanah immediately caught my attention with its colourful underwater world and unusual take on the roguelite genre. Developed by Red Dunes Games and Agate, the game takes inspiration from the pearl-diving traditions of the Arabian Peninsula and follows Mansour, a pearl diver whose discovery of a mysterious Black Giant Clam sends him on
Sometimes you don’t want a city builder filled with complicated systems, constant objectives and endless things demanding your attention. Sometimes you just want to sit back, build something and relax. This is exactly where Verde fits in. Developed by Antimeta Studio and published by Assemble Entertainment, Verde is a cosy PC city builder that strips
Going into PixARK: Terracrypt, I was in a slightly unusual position. I had never played PixARK before, so rather than approaching this expansion as a returning player looking to see what had changed, I was experiencing the game and it’s new content for the first time. After spending some time with it, I came away
There are already quite a few games willing to send us back into the mud and trenches of the First World War, so another one needs to do something a bit different if it’s going to stand out. Over The Top: WWI definitely does that. Rather than trying to be the most brutally serious military
Indie game developers really never cease to both impress and amaze me with their endless creativity and passion for gaming. Combine this with the fact that so many of them are working with tiny teams and limited resources and this amazement only grows. Stoneguard is developed by ThornSpire Games, just two people, a husband and
