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Grey Phobia is Sin & Punishment style Run and Gun, hack and slash game with RPG and multiplayer mechanics, set in a very cool comic book style post apocalyptic world.
The game is viewed from behind the character, as you run into the screen shooting enemies, dodging bullets and battling bosses. It can be played in single-player Story mode or multi-player co-op, features a variety … Read More
Only If is a great looking first person exploritive puzzle game that tasks you with escaping a large (and rather creepy) house that your character woke up in after having a few to many drinks the night before.
It’s a short game (around 10 mins) created in an 8 day gamejam, that features some pretty inventive puzzles and a great atmosphere. A particular standout is … Read More
Air Knight is an excellent side scrolling arcade shooter that really takes advantage of it’s wonderful voxel based graphics. Unfortunatley it has already been cancelled, and all that is left of it is an Alpha build.
The Alpha build plays really well, has Xbox 360 controller support, a catchy retro soundtrack, power-ups and the ability to blow up any terrain or enemies into … Read More
Bokida is one of the most experimental, playful and satisfying sandbox games you’ll ever play. It offers a vast, beautifully stark and peculiar environment for you to explore, littered with strange black monoliths, temples and stunning scenery.
The main hook for Bokida though, is the build and destroy mechanics, allowing you to build massive structures, then cut through them at any angle, slicing off chunks … Read More
Illuminascii is a great new FPS with a wonderful ascii text based visual style that features randomly generated content and roguelike elements. It’s a very silly game, great fun to play, and like any good roguelike, you never know what’s going to happen next. It’s probably best to explain what happened during my first game:
My randomly generated character, ‘Killroy the Gaunt Vegetable Wizard’, was … Read More