Next year, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC players can look forward to Alone In The Dark - a reimagined love letter to the 30 year old classic that was responsible for pioneering the survival [...]

I was hoping to be able to go to the supermarket on Monday 19th September (after 5pm). But I don't want to be accosted with obnoxiously loud music whilst walking past a CEX store. And [...]

With E3 being cancelled this year, there's been a lot of talk on whether big consumer and industry events (like E3 and Gamescom) are even necessary in an age in which people predominantly consume videogame [...]

One of the great things about indie games today is that modern development tools enable creators to just go absolutely crazy with their passion projects - that also don't need to be approved by committee. [...]

As someone who was once the creator and editor of their own self-funded videogames magazine, it's always nice to see enterprising individuals come up with their own take of what an "indie" videogames magazine should [...]

I first heard about Brandon Yu (aka Chaoclypse) after he released his first commercial game on Steam - Hayai. What I liked about his game was that it was less than £2, and had been [...]

There have a number of FPS games recently that have featured the old school gameplay and design formula of classics like Doom. This has lead many to believe that the games industry is currently undergoing [...]

During the days of the Amiga and Atari ST, we had a little game creation engine called Shoot-'Em-Up Construction Kit (a.k.a. SEUCK). Created by Sensible Software, SEUCK allowed users to make simple shoot 'em ups [...]

Created independently by a small team of talented developers who have no interest in partnering up with a publisher, Selaco was originally conceived by Wesley de Waart who has built his Altered Orbit Studios around [...]

Made with the Unity Engine, Cynthia: Hidden in the Moonshadow is the brainchild of a 26 year old Polish developer who started working on the game outside of his working hours in March 2020. Since [...]

I sent an email to CEX today. You can read it below: Hello I understand that CEX is one of the biggest retailers in its sector, but I also think that it can be improved [...]

With the PC proving to be a fertile ground for indie developers, the platform is also proving to be immensely popular amongst shmup evangelists. To this extent, we've seen big-hitters such as Blue Revolver, ZeroRanger, [...]

As someone who really liked Alien Breed on the Amiga, what initially attracted me towards Xenosis: Alien Infection was its retro-inspired look that pays homage to Team 17's sci-fi franchise. At the same time, the [...]

With Apple Arcade making a splash last year, one of the developers it wooed for its fledgling subscription service was a small Lithuanian studio by the name of Hidden Layer Games. Comprising just two people [...]

Coming from the same development team behind Slain: Back From Hell, Valfaris is a run and gun game in the same mould as Contra. However, whilst Slain was considered as being a bit of a [...]

With the monumental box office failure of Terminator: Dark Fate, many critics are espousing the idea that the franchise is done, and has been ever since the release Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Theirs is a [...]

I remember interviewing Josh Fairhurst of Limited Run Games in 2016, and since his company's formation, there have been a number of viable competitors entering the limited print run niche. With Strictly Limited Games being [...]

The product of a 3 person team based in Germany, A Juggler's Tale is a small indie game that is being made by young creatives from the internationally renowned university, "Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg". Still only the [...]

Having never heard of Deliver Us The Moon until very recently, I was intrigued by the premise of a sci-fi thriller that's set in space during a time period when Earth's natural resources have been [...]