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City of the Shroud is a fantasy tactical RPG that combines real-time gameplay with a unique combat combo system to deliver a unique, fast-paced battle experience.
City of the Shroud has a lovely illustrative style, with thick black outlines on the models and some very pretty pseudo-cel-shading. With the help of Moira Katson, an independent fantasy author, City of the Shroud’s developers have created … Read More
Battleplans is a great looking new game that allows players to blend pre-planned tactics with real time strategy to create fast paced battles with plenty of depth.
You’ll be able to select different types of heroes with their own unique abilities that you can use during battle for strategical advantages. With said hero you’ll have to lead your troops to attack or defend depending on … Read More
The Culling, a game being created by Xaviant, is an action survival game that combines elements of both The Hunger Games and Battle Royale as 16 players battle it out to be the last one standing.
The Culling features a 16-player arena match, played either in solo or in groups of two, that will test your skill and cunning against those that wish to … Read More
Disc Jam is essentially a gorgeous looking and feature enriched version of the Neo Geo classic, Windjammers – a fun, fast paced combination of tennis and air hockey, in which players hurl a frisbee-style glowing disc at each other and defend their end zones.
Playable in local or online multiplayer, with 2-4 players battling it out in singles or doubles matches, Disc Jam features fast … Read More
Radical Rockits is a physics-based flight simulator that employs a purposefully difficult control scheme to bring a QWOP-meets-Pilotwings feel to its gameplay.
Like many of the quirky, indie flying games cropping online as of late, the controls are separated into two types: rotational control and thrust control. Using an Xbox 360 controller makes the jetpack slightly more manageable, but you’ll still often find … Read More