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Zombies Monsters Robots (ZMR), is a fantastically over the top looking third-person shooter in which you’ll fight (yup you’ve guessed it) zombies, monsters and robots. It features a suitably ridiculous Sci-Fi story about humans inventing a cross-dimensional portal that allows a whole army of nasty Zs, Ms & Rs access to our world. Of course, they’re not just popping over for a cup of … Read More
Stones Of Sorrow is an ultra-violent action-roguelike based on historical cave paintings with cooldown based combat mechanics and buckets of blood (or paint).
The levels in Stones of Sorrow are all procedurally generated, with you having to pay a gatekeeper with gold to get lower into the cave. You’ll find some of this gold scattered throughout the levels, but you’ll earn most of it through … Read More
WizardWizard is a challenging indie platformer with tight controls and a great soundtrack. Similar to Super Meat Boy, it’s got short but tricky levels and the ability to restart quickly. It’s an enjoyable little game with plenty of charm, thanks to the beautifully crafted pixel-art graphics and a nice sense of humour.
With only 25 levels, it’s a short, hard, precision platformer. Your wizards … Read More
Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow comes Today is beautifully crafted 2D sci-fi point and click adventure inspired by The Secret of Monkey Island, Broken Sword, Day of the Tentacle, but has a more mature theme, similar to I have no mouth and I must Scream or Sanitarium.
It features a classic point and click interface, a mature and dark storyline set in a dystopian sci-fi … Read More
Tri is a first-person 3D platformer set in an East Asian abstract world where your objective is to collect three statues hidden within the level by jumping, sprinting, crouching and using the only tool in your arsenal; that tool is of course, the triangle! While the concept may sound elementary, Tri is a great brain-teaser where you’re faced with walls to scale up and obstacles … Read More