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.Age is a wonderful new blend of punishing roguelite and god sim in which you must help a small village survive and prosper through a variety of disasters and diseases.
Inspired by FTL and Agricola, it looks fairly simple, but with dangerous randomised events, permadeath and scarce resources to manage, .Age is deceptively tricky. You play a village elder with clairvoyant powers, who must … Read More
Legends of Pixelia is an awesome retro roguelike-like RPG that we first covered back in February, reminiscent of The Binding of Isaac but with more strategic combat, multiplayer and persistent upgrades.
This is no brainless hack and slash dungeon crawler. Enemies are tough, and as in Dark Souls – even the smallest minion can kill you if you take your eye off the ball. … Read More
Planet Centauri is an impressive new sandbox action adventure with Terraria-esque terraforming, magic spells, huge monsters, quests and lots of activities from motor-biking to fishing.
First impressions may cause players to dismiss Planet Centauri as a Terraria knock-off, but in reality it is much more than that, offering a far more combat focused experience, tameable monsters and a fully fleshed out story. The Alpha … Read More
Survive is a tough little wilderness survival game that’s played out entirely on a single options screen.
You must survive and travel as far as possible through the wild terrain, battling freezing cold conditions and hunger. Gameplay is fairly straight-forward, with you building camps, gathering firewood, fishing, lighting fires and resting – all while trying to move as far from your original location as possible.… Read More
Epic Random is a cool Doom-style retro FPS, set in an infinite random corridor, in which you collect random power-ups and blast randomly generated enemies.
Featuring fast, fun and challenging retro FPS action, you travel down the infinite corridor killing enemies, fighting enemies and filling up your ‘random bar’. Starting off in a stark, black and white corridor, it soon morphs into a randomly … Read More