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Tricone Lab is a fun puzzle game where each level is a microscopic multicellular organism. You must utilise the different resources within the cell to create a substance called Tricone. This starts off very easily, but soon gets tougher as more catalysts and molecules get introduced, creating complex logic puzzles that require some experimentation.
The graphical style is pleasingly simple, with each multicellular organism reacting … Read More
Guild of Dungeoneering is a papercraft dungeon exploration game where you don’t get to control your adventurer directly. Instead you lay out the dungeon one room at a time, placing treasure and monsters to trying to carefully guide your dungeoneer to victory.
Each turn you’re given a choice of 5 cards to lay or discard, allowing you to lay map tiles, enemies or loot. The … Read More
Playtown is a colourful and cheerful Multiplayer Virtual World where you can visit real world locations reimagined with a unique goony look, socialise and play games with friends.
It’s a lively and enjoyable experience, with lots of minigames (Basketball, backgammon and darts for example), vehicles to ride, objectives and dynamic quests. You can also customise yuour character with an extensive selection of clothing, and customise … Read More
In Verbis Virtus is a first person spell casting game that mixes action and puzzle elements in a fantasy setting, you play as a wizard who can perform spells that will only be cast by pronouncing magic formulas. The innovation introduced by this game is in the control system, you must use a microphone to cast spells by actually saying the magic words. It’s like … Read More
We first featured Lemma back in September last year, but this free form first-person parkour game has come along leaps and bounds since then (excuse the pun).
You play Physics grad student Joan Emerson who has uncovered the mysterious voxel based world of Lemma, full of strange floating landscapes and surfaces that react to your presence. The movement of your character should feel familiar to … Read More