Alpha Beta Spotlight

Personal favorite Alpha and Beta tests of Alpha Beta Gamer and all round awesome games.

Lust From Beyond – Alpha Demo

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Lust From Beyond is an otherworldy erotic Sci-Fi horror game that draws inspiration from the works of Giger, Lovecraft and Beksiński as you join a cult and attempt to enter Lusst’ghaa, a land of ecstacy that exists beyond the borders of our reality.

Combining dark psychological horror with the occult, eroticism and Giger-esque artwork, Lust From Beyond is a game that shocks in more ways … Read More

FAITH: Chapter 3 – Beta Demo

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FAITH: Chapter 3 is the third installment of the excellent retro MS-DOS styled exorcism horror game from Airdorf, this time seeing a young priest investigating an occult disturbance in a mysterious block of flats.

You don’t need to have played any of the previous FAITH games enjoy FAITH: Chapter 3, but we’d highly recommend checking them out as they are excellent. This third instalment … Read More

The Hand of Glory – Alpha Demo

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The Hand of Glory is a beautifully drawn point and click adventure where a wisecracking detective’s search for a serial killer ends up getting him embroiled in a conspiracy that could shatter the foundations of civilization.

Drawing inspiration from the Gabriel Knight and Broken Sword games, The Hand of Glory is an old school point and click adventure that blends humor with real darkness. In … Read More

Through The Fragmentation – Alpha Demo

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Through The Fragmentation is a strange and surreal first person adventure where you search for a mysterious “Fragmentation” that could be the only means of escape from the maze-like block of buildings you find yourself trapped in.

Through The Fragmentation is a sequel to (the also excellent) The Hidden Fragmentation, which we’d also highly recommend checking out (but it’s not necessary to have played … Read More

Ninza – Beta Sign Up

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Ninza is a beautifully animated multiplayer fighting game where you attempt to crush your opponents with pieces of the game world.

In Ninza up to four players (or bots) face off in horizontal scrolling arenas that are made up of different types of blocks. Unlike most platform fighting games though, you don’t kill your opponents by hitting them, you kill them by hitting them with … Read More