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Lift is an impressive new flight sandbox game based on real world physics, where you can build whatever aircraft you like, from a spaceship to a flying whale, and take it for a spin.
The game is still very early in development, so building the aircraft isn’t especially intuitive at the moment and would benefit from an easier to use drag-and-drop style interface. However, once … Read More
Goofball Goals (Spotted by @FreakOramaXD) may not match the mighty FIFA for graphical fidelity or technical prowess, but as far as fun goes, it kicks it out the park. Everything about the game is so wrong that it’s so right. With players controlling like a herd of drunken ballerina sumo wrestlers, it’s probably the worst soccer game you’ll ever play, but ALSO the best. … Read More
Mini Metro is a simple, fun and addictive subway planning game, where you’re tasked with drawing routes between stations to minimise commuter congestion. Things start of easily with only 3 stations, but as time progresses more stations are added, increasing the burden on your network. You will unlock upgrades as time progresses, but eventually, due to congestion, your network will grind to a halt, all … Read More
In 2014 SKYNET became self aware, decided not to wipe-out mankind, but to create video games instead. The OTON X is a unique new console that claims to be able to self-create games, without user input. Quite how it manages to do this, we’re not sure (it’s something to do custom algorithms, pre-set design parameters & magic dust), but it is a very interesting concept, … Read More
Heart & Slash is a fantastic looking fast paced 3d brawler/roguelike inspired by Bayonetta, Mega Man and ADOM. You control Heart, a malfunctioning robot who’s fighting for its identity against the minions of standardization, you want to be unique, you want to be LOVED.
Heart & Slash is a wonderful game, the levels are short, fast paced, procedurally generated, brutal affairs that really will test … Read More