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Fate of the Cheetahmen: Cygore’s Labyrinth is a retro dungeon crawling arcade adventure inspired by Guardic and Smash TV.
Currently in development by hwilson (creator of Bowling Cross and Cogs of Combat), Fate of the Cheetahmen is a fun little retro arcade dungeon crawler staring some TMNT-esque heroes called the Cheetahmen. The game is played in single-player and local co-op, and sees … Read More
Horror Tycoon is a tower defense/tycoon sim hybrid where you attempt to build nightmarish haunted houses that will scare the wits out of any who visit it.
In Horror Tycoon you’ll have free reign to build the haunted house of your darkest dreams, filled with trap-doors, fake walls, spooky paintings, mechanised traps and all manner of other creepy props. Your house is visited by waves … Read More
Watching machines move, color, clean, and burn parts of boxes, as it moves through a system, rhythmically, creating an output is a magical thing. It’s relaxing to see the system work and create the end product you want to produce. Hexahedra does exactly that; gives you an open-ended programming puzzle that allows you to optimize a factory and create different cubes.
Cubes may sound simple, … Read More
Beta sign ups have reopened for Terror of Hemasaurus, the fantastic new smash ‘em up that plays like Rampage on steroids.
Previously featured on Alpha Beta Gamer last year, Terror of Hemasaurus is a carnage-filled love-letter to the classic Rampage games, which sees giant Kaiju smashing up helpless cities. Playable with up to four players, in the game you take control of a Kaiju … Read More
Thymesia is a brutally tough soulsborne action RPG adventure where you travel through your memories in a disease-riddled dark fantasy world.
In Thymesia you take on the role of a skilled warrior called Corvus who may hold the key to driving back the disease, pestilence and monsters that are plaguing the land. The only problem is aht Corvus has lost his memory, so must now … Read More