Reviews

Follow the Darkness is an indie horror game with an intriguing and competently told story, basic and linear gameplay, clever use of assets, and frankly, not a lot of actual horror. Still, you could do much worse considering the game's low-low price of free.

A hectic top-down shooter in a cyberpunk setting, Neon Chrome features a surprisingly deep upgrade system, nice enemy variety, procedurally-generated destructible environments, and co-op multiplayer for up to 4 people.

Initially released for mobile platforms, Beach Buggy Racing is a kart combat racing game that's competent enough so as to be enjoyable even on a core console like the PS4. Great track design, nice vehicle variety, an enjoyable Career mode, and just the game's bright and cheerful visuals make it a decent way to pass some time.

Divinity: Original Sin II's nonsensical armor system, poor itemization, and a rather odd way of presenting dialogue aren't enough to sink what may very well become the flagship of isometric RPGs in the coming years.

Based on a best-selling branch of LEGO products and the movie supporting it, LEGO Ninjago delivers plenty of familiar LEGO gameplay dominated by large open-ended levels, heaps of collectibles, and a quirky sense of humour.

If you're looking for a racing game that strives towards realism, you're likely to enjoy WRC 7 FIA World Rally Championship. The game's outstanding visuals make full use of its car and track licenses, while its damage model and car customization options let you fell like every turn you make matters. Which unfortunately stops being the case in multiplayer where all opponent cars lose their collision for some reason.

Lethal League is a unique fighting game where instead of kicking and punching your opponents directly, you'll be pummeling them with well-timed barrages of super-powered baseball balls. This unique premise is combined with striking cel-shaded visuals and crazy character designs to create a proper one-of-a-kind experience. The one unfortunate thing about it, however, is its somewhat wonky online multiplayer where it can take you a while to find a match.

While Infinite Minigolf initially only offers 4 themed 9-hole tournaments, its powerful level editor and ease of access to user-created content make the game live up to its name. The golf itself is supercharged with assorted power-ups and special missions keeping things fresh and exciting for a long time.

A more streamlined and minimalistic take on the kind of dungeon crawling revitalized by Legend of Grimrock, Vaporum's key differences lie in a more engaging combat system and simpler puzzles, which may or may not be a good thing depending on your preferences.

A mobile puzzle game that's all about sliding a disembodied brain around various obstacles using touch controls, the aptly named Mind Control is entertaining and enjoyable thanks to both its premise and execution. At times the controls can feel a bit unresponsive, but apart from that, it's a solid title that's simply fun to play.